I don't think about it much. if someone told me there was a targeted bioweapon that the DPRK released that was going to kill all the gruner veltliner I'd be like oh no! I hope they don't use it to do anything harful in the future! st. laurent can be ok if you're willing to shell out some dough but I've never been like "what I really could use right now is a $50 bottle of austrian red wine that tastes pretty alright". the strudel is good I guess. they're pretty good at the potato dishes.
>>21429706
Its supposed to like like this, the breading wavey and air between the meat and the breading. When its just flat and sticking directly to the bread its most likely just deep fried in a frying machine
>>21429458 (OP)
I'm Slovenian so I more or less grew up eating Austrian cuisine though ours lacks a lot of their dumpling variants except locally, near the border. Love schnitzel and fried chicken, dislike the goulash, and the cakes are wonderful, of course.
>>21429518
the cracker crumb topping looks nice in this picture.
I like a traditional veal schnitzel. It's almost entirely replaced by the less expensive pork version here in the US, even since the food police came down hard on veal farming.
My favorite Austrian dish is simple, as pictured. It's a homemade livery meatball in broth with herbs. Chocolate mozarts are a close 2nd.
>>21430176
I have no idea why Foster's is still considered an 'Australian' brand
It's mostly made in the US by a subsidiary of Coors and in the UK by Heineken Group
The actual trademark is owned by Asahi Breweries (Japanese)
And it was first patented by a pair of Irish American brothers back in the late 1800s
It's about as 'Australian' as Outback Steakhouse
>>21429519
The meat is cut that way, imagine the meat is a roll of toilet paper that you unroll with cutting.. after that you can pound it to make it wider and flatter.
You cant just pound it to that size like some of the plebs here suggested..
>>21432035
it's more subdued of a menu, like these are the things we feel like having on our menu this month. It's just a varied european menu, really.
For one thing, I didn't see a single sausage, spatzle, that's suspicious. Too much raw seafood for me
>>21432109
This does look more typical german/austrian to me, thats def their focus
the two cuisines are very similar but the austrians have more of a sweet-tooth, „Mehlspeisen“ are their thing
>>21433076 >i ve seen a master schnitzeler who cut thin slices instead of bashing
yeah sure, you know why he does that? he has to make like 50 schnitzel a day. hoe does not have the time to tenderize it, instead he's just cutting it thin. that's some stuff you do when cooking for the masses. https://youtu.be/B-wd3wuER3Y
>>21433103
pretty sure bashing and spreading meat is what you do when cooking for the masses that why you create the illusion of them eating more meat than there actually is