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Jaegerschnitzel<br />

3 Servings<br />

2 pork (or veal schnitzels)<br />

1 pepper<br />

1 salt<br />

1 a little brown sugar<br />

1 butter<br />

1 lb fresh mushrooms,white or a<br />

1 mix of wild forest mushrooms<br />

1 cream<br />

1 french fries (or croquettes)<br />

1 variations<br />

1 a little cooking sherry<br />

1 onions and/or garlic<br />

Get some pork- or veal-Schnitzels. Wash the meat; dry with a paper<br />

towel and rub with pepper, salt and just a little brown sugar. Cook in<br />

(real) butter in an open pan on both sides until the meat is done and<br />

takes on a nice brown. Set aside and keep hot. In the meat juice left<br />

in the pan, cook _fresh_ mushrooms (about a pound for 2<br />

Schnitzels; any kind of mushrooms will work, but the white<br />

mushrooms<br />

you get in any super market or, if you collect your own, a mix of<br />

wild forest mushrooms, seem to be best) until the liquid is mostly<br />

gone, adding pepper, salt and More(Y/n/=)? sugar (be careful with the<br />

sugar; too much of it will spoil the mushrooms) to taste. Stir in<br />

fresh cream (unwhipped) until you get a thick sauce. Pour on top of<br />

the Schnitzels, serve with french fries or croquettes. Variations:<br />

You might try to add a little cooking sherry, onions and/or garlic to<br />

the mushroom gravy (the onions and the garlic are cooked together<br />

with the mushrooms; the sherry is added with the cream).

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