Kann man Schnitzel nur mit Mehl panieren?

Wollte heute Schnitzel machen, habe aber keine Panade oder altbackene Brötchen. Kann ich auch einfach nur Mehl nehmen und darin die Schnitzel direkt anbraten?

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humblerick
3 years ago

Yes, but protein must be added, otherwise they are underfat and the flour does not adhere properly

voyage
5 years ago

You can take salt bars instead of panier flour. This is super tasty with vegetable carvings.

https://www.chefkoch.de/rezepte/2300821366902683/Panierte-Kohlrabischnitzel-an-Kartoffel-Kohlrabiblaetter-Pueree-fuer-2-Personen.html

voyage
5 years ago

Kiosk?

Lysandra13
5 years ago

You can also make a panade of egg with some mustard and roll in it, without flour and mustaches… tastes super delicious

Lysandra13
5 years ago

Add egg, salt pepper, mustard and then turn the scavenger in it

Lysandra13
5 years ago

When you get used to it, you don’t start

Klaustrophil
5 years ago

Turned into flour and well tapped. These are carbohydrates in the lower single-digit gram range.

Lysandra13
5 years ago

I really envy you.

Lysandra13
5 years ago

No, the flour I always leave 🙂 must always save carbohydrates 🙁

Klaustrophil
5 years ago

If you turn it into flour before, the egg sticks better.

Sesamkorn
5 years ago

Yes, it goes, it is called “melling” and prevents the meat from losing too much moisture and thus becomes softer. This is often done with short-fried meat when you add sauce. I like to milk my meat… because it tastes delicious.

Baum290
5 years ago

Must go. To make it crispy, you could also mix the flour with corn flakes.

Kajjo
5 years ago
  • Only flour does not panade. It’s just gonna be dusted. But if you can do it and try it out, I promise very little. What should a thin dust layer of flour already change? A pure thin layer of flour does nothing.
  • You could try a panade of oat flakes if you have something in your house. Grieß could work even better than flour.
Salzprinzessin
5 years ago

Turn only in flour, then in seasoned sprinkled egg and cook chips at medium temperature in the pan. This does not give a “thick” panade, but the meat remains more juicy.

Tinkerbell263
5 years ago

You can do it. It tastes different.

If you got Parmesan, I’d make her Parisian way

Alicia54
5 years ago

I would dip and bake the celery slices into a slightly thicker spiced “pancake dough”.

Dschubba
5 years ago

Yeah, that’s all right, I really like it, because the panade sucks too much fat.

Dschubba
5 years ago

I just saw you mean celery chips, which I basically do without panade and flour…

Good appetite

Dschubba
5 years ago

Yes, cut thin, not more than one cm, because they need a little longer to fry, medium stage and about 15 minutes, little pepper and salt, more nix …

wilees
5 years ago

You can also roast it “natur”.

wilees
5 years ago

Then I would advise you to the recipe of Lysandra.

Mignon5
5 years ago

Meat without panade are much more delicious!

putzfee1
5 years ago

You can also leave the flour away and simply roast the carving without panade.

putzfee1
5 years ago

You would have written that better in your question. You can’t guess. But still: also celery carving can be made unpanied: https://www.chefkoch.de/receptions/1234451228382278/Sellerieschnitzel-natur.html

CheckerC
5 years ago

You can also eat frit meat

maxxxmann
5 years ago

Parisian schnitzel with egg and flour

maxxxmann
5 years ago

I’m sure you can. Aubergine slices are also fried only with flour. I would briefly blanch the celery slices into salt water, then they are better to burn them through without outside.

ChristianKlaus
5 years ago

Egg and corn flakes

Christiangt
5 years ago

You can roast the scavenger without anything.