Breaded Celeriac Schnitzel
- 50 grams breadcrumbs
Swiss ingredient in season
This ingredient is currently available from seasonal local productionWhere can I buy it locally? - 2 tablespoons butter
Swiss ingredient in season
This ingredient is currently available from seasonal local productionWhere can I buy it locally? - 1 celeriac
Swiss ingredient in season
This ingredient is currently available from seasonal local productionWhere can I buy it locally? - 2 eggs
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- 1 tablespoon salt
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Swiss ingredient in season
This ingredient is currently available from seasonal local productionWhere can I buy it locally? - 4 teaspoons WÜRZSTOFF Fleischgewürz
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Fill a medium-sized saucepan with water and 1 tablespoon salt and bring the water to the boil |
Peel 1 celeriac and cut it into slices of around 1 cm thickness |
Add the celeriac slices to the boiling water and cook them for about 10 minutes |
Drain the celeriac slices with a colander and let them cool down for about 5 minutes (the temperature should be below 62 degrees) |
Add 50 grams breadcrumbs and 4 teaspoons WÜRZSTOFF Fleischgewürz to a small bowl and mix them well |
Sprinkle 20 grams wheat flour onto a cutting board |
Crack open 2 eggs into a medium-sized bowl and whisk them well |
Dredge the celeriac slices in the wheat flour then the eggs and afterwards in the WÜRZSTOFF breadcrumbs mixture |
Add 2 tablespoons butter to a large frying pan and heat up on medium heat until it has melted |
Add the celeriac schnitzel into the frying pan and fry them for about 2 minutes on each side until golden brown |