do you like wienerschnitzel

[Zebra]

Frankfurter sauce is a famous German sauce, eaten in spring, mostly around Easter. Many people have it on Green Thursday before Easter, but we tend to have it later on in spring when the herbs in my garden are finally there again.

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I like this a lot!

 

[surada]

Weinerschnitzel in the US is a hot dog. Particularly a fast food franchise that sells hot dogs.

Nope. It's medallions of thinly sliced pork or veal pan fried with lemon.

 

[surada]

Weinerschnitzel in the US is a hot dog. Particularly a fast food franchise that sells hot dogs.

Nope. It's medallions of thinly sliced pork or veal pan fried with lemon.

 

[expat500]

Nope. It's medallions of thinly sliced pork or veal pan fried with lemon.

Know-it-all is here again.

Drum roll.

 

[JGalt]

Nope. It's medallions of thinly sliced pork or veal pan fried with lemon.

Down south we call that a "chicken-fried pork cutlet."

Goes good with mashed taters, gravy, corn on the cob, and fried okra.

Yee haw!

 

[expat500]

Down south we call that a "chicken-fried pork cutlet."

Goes good with mashed taters, gravy, corn on the cob, and fried okra.

Yee haw!

I could never get into okra.

And as for collard greens; what are they?

 

[surada]

Down south we call that a "chicken-fried pork cutlet."

Goes good with mashed taters, gravy, corn on the cob, and fried okra.

Yee haw!

Traditional Wiener Schnitzel or Viennese Cutlet Recipe

Wiener schnitzel means Viennese cutlet in German. It's made with breaded and fried veal, chicken, or pork cutlets served with fresh lemon juice.

www.thespruceeats.com

 

[surada]

I could never get into okra.

And as for collard greens; what are they?

Most people don't know how to cook collards. Only buy them in the winter when they are sweet. Cook 40 minutes in water with a lean porkchop, a teaspoon of sugar and salt plus one pickled hot pepper.

 

[surada]

Know-it-all is here again.

Drum roll.

I love weinershnitzel and I'm a pretty good cook.

 

[expat500]

I love weinershnitzel and I'm a pretty good cook.

Is there a connection between those two?

 

[iku]

Frankfurter sauce is a famous German sauce, eaten in spring, mostly around Easter. Many people have it on Green Thursday before Easter, but we tend to have it later on in spring when the herbs in my garden are finally there again.

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I like cucumbers better.

 

[iku]

Is there a connection between those two?

only on the internet

 

[JGalt]

I could never get into okra.

And as for collard greens; what are they?

They're collard greens, I guess. Like mustard or turnip greens, but milder.

Poke salad greens are pretty good too, but you have to cook then throw away the water. And don't eat the berries, their poisonous.

 

[expat500]

They're collard greens, I guess

I was trying to find an equivalent name in Europe. Or even England.

 

[Zebra]

Do you also know Jägerschnitzel?

 

[surada]

I was trying to find an equivalent name in Europe. Or even England.

Collard greens" in French is "chou vert".

 

[JGalt]

I was trying to find an equivalent name in Europe. Or even England.

They're like Dandelion greens, except coarser and have more flavor.

 

[expat500]

They're like Dandelion greens, except coarser and have more flavor.

I had a look around, and found the nearest equivalent is kale.

 

[EvilCat Breath]

Funny … a Schnitzel is no hot dog

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Wienerschnitzel serving Hot Dog, Chili Cheese-Burgers, Corn Dogs, Chili, Tastee-Freez, and Breakfast. More than 320 quick-serve restaurants in 11 states.

www.wienerschnitzel.com

When you say schnitzel this the first thing Americans think of.

 

[surada]

Wienerschnitzel Premium Hot Dogs - The World's Largest Hot Dog Chain

Wienerschnitzel serving Hot Dog, Chili Cheese-Burgers, Corn Dogs, Chili, Tastee-Freez, and Breakfast. More than 320 quick-serve restaurants in 11 states.

www.wienerschnitzel.com

When you say schnitzel this the first thing Americans think of.

Never heard of them.