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The recipe was prepared in our kitchen by chef Lara Katsova. Israeli schnitzel is traditionally made from chicken breast. Chicken breast consists of a large and small fillet. In this recipe, Lara Katsova tells how to make traditional Israeli schnitzel from a large part and what to do with the remaining small part.
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Chicken schnitzel in buttery breadcrumbs is a refined dish of German cuisine, embodying the harmony of tender meat and a crispy crust. Its origins trace back to the Austrian Wiener schnitzel, but here chicken fillet soaked in cream adds special juiciness. Coated in buttery breadcrumbs and fried in oil, it achieves a golden texture with rich flavor. Served with vegetable garnish or pasta, the schnitzel becomes an ideal combination of softness and crunch. This dish is perfect for cozy family dinners or festive gatherings, delighting with its aroma and tenderness. It can be complemented with fresh herbs or a light sauce to enhance the flavor.
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Chicken schnitzels with creamy mashed potatoes and garlic sauce embody the cozy European cuisine. The crispy golden crust of juicy chicken infused with curry and garlic aroma gives the dish a refined taste. The mashed potatoes, whipped to a firm texture with milk, butter, and hints of basil, harmoniously complement the tenderness of the schnitzels. The garlic sauce made from sour cream and pickles adds a pleasant spiciness, creating a perfect balance of flavors. This dish is excellent for family dinners and festive gatherings, delighting with its richness in taste and texture. Its roots trace back to the traditions of European gastronomic pleasures where simplicity of ingredients meets haute cuisine, creating a truly unforgettable culinary experience.
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A great snack that allows you to turn lunch or dinner into a relaxed format - for example, eating chicken popcorn while watching another TV series.
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Wiener chicken schnitzel is a tender, airy, and crispy treat from Austrian cuisine. Its history traces back to the traditional veal schnitzel but the chicken version became popular for its tenderness and versatility. The golden crust made from homemade breadcrumbs gives it an appetizing crunch while the thinly pounded meat adds juiciness. Light spices and a delicate texture make this schnitzel perfect for pairing with lemon, herbs, or light sauces. It cooks quickly in just minutes, preserving its fresh taste and aroma. Served with vegetables, potatoes, or a simple green salad to highlight its rich flavor. This dish is loved for its simplicity, accessibility, and impeccable combination of crispy crust with juicy meat inside.
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Italian-style chicken breast schnitzel is a dish that embodies the simplicity and elegance of Italian cuisine. Juicy, thinly pounded pieces of chicken, generously seasoned with aromatic Italian herbs, are quickly fried over high heat while retaining tenderness and juiciness. The finishing touch is the delicate citrus aroma of lemon juice that adds freshness and a slight tang to the dish. This schnitzel pairs wonderfully with mashed potatoes or a light vegetable garnish, creating a harmony of flavors. The Italian roots of this recipe are evident in its simplicity and focus on natural ingredients that reveal the full palette of Mediterranean aromas. A great choice for those who appreciate rich yet balanced flavors!
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Chicken schnitzel is a tender and aromatic dish of European cuisine that originated in Austria but has become popular worldwide. This golden, crispy schnitzel is made from chicken fillet that is carefully pounded to the perfect thickness, then dipped in a flavorful batter and coated with crunchy breadcrumbs. After frying in oil, it develops an appetizing crust while retaining juiciness and tenderness inside. Its taste is rich with subtle hints of spices and an airy texture. It pairs perfectly with potato sides, fresh vegetables, or light sauces that add depth to the flavor. Chicken schnitzel is a versatile dish suitable for both family dinners and festive gatherings.
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Recipe by Konstantin Borisov, chef of the restaurant Dizengof 99.
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Chicken schnitzel is a refined dish of European cuisine, rooted in the traditions of German and Austrian culinary arts. Its crispy golden crust conceals juicy and tender chicken fillet infused with the aroma of spices and a hint of paprika's mild spiciness. The flavor of the schnitzel is balanced: the tender meat harmonizes with the crunch of the breading and the richness of spices. This dish is versatile—it can be served with sides, fresh salads, or sauces that complement its rich taste. Chicken schnitzel is perfect for a cozy family dinner or festive table, offering the warmth of home cooking and enjoyment in every bite.
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Shakshuka is a vibrant, aromatic dish that originated in North Africa and has become a hallmark of Israeli cuisine. Its base is a thick tomato sauce enriched with the flavors of bell peppers, onions, garlic, and spices like cumin and paprika. In this spicy sea of tomatoes, eggs are slowly cooked while retaining their tender yolks. The taste of shakshuka is rich, spicy, and slightly sweet with a pleasant tang from the tomatoes. It pairs perfectly with warm bread to scoop up the flavorful sauce. Shakshuka is versatile—served for breakfast, lunch or dinner—and easily adapts to individual tastes. This dish is a true gastronomic journey.
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Authentic creamy Israeli hummus is a delicate, velvety dish that embodies the rich traditions of Jewish cuisine. Its history begins in the ancient Middle East, where chickpeas were a staple food. Israeli hummus is distinguished by its unique creamy texture achieved through careful processing of chickpeas and the addition of tahini. The flavor of hummus is subtle, with light nutty notes and a barely perceptible garlic spiciness. It pairs perfectly with warm pita, fresh vegetables, or as a base for more complex dishes. Rich in plant proteins and healthy fats, it is not only a delicious but also a nutritious choice for any meal. This recipe reveals the depth of traditional preparation, allowing one to enjoy the true taste of Eastern cuisine.
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Glazed popcorn in maple syrup with red pepper is a refined blend of sweetness and spiciness that transforms a classic American snack into a true gastronomic delight. The origins of this dish trace back to traditional American carnival treats where caramelized popcorn has always been a favorite. However, the addition of maple syrup gives it a rich, deep flavor with woody notes, while ground red pepper adds spiciness, creating an exciting contrast. This is the perfect treat for cozy evenings, movie watching, and celebrations. Crunchy, shiny, slightly spicy and sweet, it delights with its layered flavors and pleasant texture. The ease of preparation makes it accessible even for those who do not enjoy complex culinary experiments.
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Mini popcorn made from amaranth with honey and milk is an unusual and light treat inspired by American cuisine. Amaranth, an ancient grain revered by the Aztecs, transforms into miniature airy kernels when heated, resembling classic popcorn. Its delicate nutty flavor pairs wonderfully with the natural sweetness of honey and the creaminess of milk, creating a harmonious and nutritious dish. Amaranth popcorn has a crispy texture and lightness, while honey adds a pleasant caramel note. It’s an ideal snack for those who value healthy eating since amaranth is rich in protein and beneficial micronutrients. It can be served as a standalone treat or used as a base for breakfasts and desserts. This recipe is a successful combination of simplicity in preparation and health benefits.
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Turkey schnitzel in almond crust is an exquisite dish of German cuisine, combining the tenderness of turkey with the crunchy texture of almonds. Originally, traditional schnitzel was made from veal, but variations with turkey became popular due to their lightness and refined taste. The almond crumb adds a nutty aroma and an appetizing golden crust to the dish. A side of green beans with shallots, thyme, and nutmeg complements the main dish, creating a harmony of flavors. It is served with light vegetables that soften the richness of the schnitzel, making it perfect for dinner or a festive table.
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Cabbage schnitzel is an original variation of the famous Austrian schnitzel, where juicy white cabbage is used instead of meat. The dish traces back to the traditions of Austrian cuisine, which values simplicity of ingredients and rich flavor. Soft, tender cabbage leaves fried in a crispy golden crust of flour, eggs, and breadcrumbs create an amazing contrast of textures. Serving with sour cream or sour cream sauce makes the taste even softer and more harmonious. The lightness of this dish makes it a great option for a vegetarian diet, while its rich yet delicate flavor captivates even the most discerning gourmets. Schnitzel can be served as a standalone dish or accompanied by fresh vegetables, creating a perfect balance of flavors.
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