A perfectly fried Schnitzel is a thing of beauty: a thin cutlet in a craggy, golden breadcrumb crust that shatters at the touch of a fork. The meat stays juicy and tender beneath, seasoned simply with salt, lemon and maybe a whisper of parsley.
Whether veal or pork, it’s the most famous dish in the German-speaking kitchen, served with potato salad, fries or a wedge of lemon. Eat it hot, straight from the pan.


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