Buckwheat Breaded Pork Schnitzel as Guiltless Pleasure๐
by Food Polka
The Pole’s relationship with pork chops is likeย theย Americans’ relationship with steak. Although I love steak ๐ฅฉ,ย I also love pork ๐. After 25 years of Polish Pork Cuisine, pork has become an integral part of my diet. Sometimes when I get cravings for the old times and Slavic-Germanic culinary tradition, I make a simple pork schnitzel accompanied byย potatoes and dill. Whenย the spirit of California speaksย toย me, andย I wantย aย healthier version,ย I make a pork schnitzelโฆ breaded in buckwheat flour. Here is a recipe for […]
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Categories: Black Pepper, Buckwheat Flour, Culinary Writing, Dinner, Eggs, Food Photography, Food Styling, German Cuisine, Lunch, Marta Fowlie, Marta Smolczewska, Polish Cuisine, Pork, Pork Loin, Published by Marta Fowlie, Recipe Development, Salt, Spices, Vegetables • Tags: breaded pork, buckwheat batter, buckwheat bredding, buckwheat pork, creative food stylist los angeles, dinner meal, dinner meat, egg batter, food photographer los angeles, food styling los angeles, food stylist los angeles, German Cuisine, jajka, kotlet schabowy, meat, polish cooking, Polish cuisine, Pork, pork cutlet, pork loin polish style, pork schnitzel, published by Marta Fowlie, schabowy