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Material preparation
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- Sirloin with blood removed by pressing with a kitchen towel, slice it so that the tip doesn't fall off
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Slice it 2-3 times depending on the thickness.
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- Cover with a plastic bag and spread thin with a hammer
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Spread thinly enough to show your hands. It's rather hard and takes some time.
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- seasoning with salt and pepper
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Tip. Sprinkle salt evenly on the surface of the meat.
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Making potato salad while seasoning the meat
- Cut peeled potatoes into appropriate sizes and cook them in the microwave
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Tip. It's convenient to use a microwave when you boil a small amount. I use it if there's a function to boil potatoes.
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- Crush boiled potatoes with salt and pepper
Tip. If you want a soft texture, add milk or whipped cream to set the concentration.
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- Beat the eggs well and coat them in the order of frying powder, egg, and bread crumbs
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Tip. Coat the frying powder and egg thinly. When you put bread crumbs on it, you have to press it with your hands so that the batter doesn't come off.
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- Fry meat in a frying pan at 180 degrees Celsius
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- Fry again at 200 degrees for crispness
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If you serve it with strawberry jam, potato salad, and lemon, donkatsu with strawberry jam, Austrian schnitzel is complete!!
1. The meat is thin, so you can fry it in a frying pan. Prepare enough oil to fill the meat. The first 180 degrees is about a minute after the haze rises in the oil. Or you can put in a little bit of bread crumbs and it comes up right away.