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==== Cornflake Pork Schnitzel (Quick & Crispy) ==== ===== Ingredients ===== * Boneless pork chops (Β½-inch thick) * Salt & pepper * Garlic powder or paprika (optional) * Corn flakes * Flour * Eggs (1β2) * Oil for frying ===== Instructions ===== # Crush the corn flakes - Put them in a bag and crush with your hands or a rolling pin. - Aim for mostly small flakes with some texture (not powder). # Season the pork - Pat chops dry. - Season both sides with salt, pepper, and optional garlic powder/paprika. # Quick breading (2 bowls) - Bowl 1: Flour - Bowl 2: Beat eggs - Dip pork in flour β egg β press into crushed corn flakes. OR (even easier): - Mix flour + egg + seasonings into a thick batter. - Dip pork into batter, then coat in corn flakes. # Fry - Heat about ΒΌ inch oil over medium-high. - Fry 3β4 minutes per side until deep golden and cooked through. - Donβt crowd the pan. # Finish - Drain on paper towels. - Sprinkle lightly with salt. - Serve with lemon wedges if you have them. ===== Tips for cornflake schnitzel ===== * Corn flakes brown fast β if needed, lower heat slightly after flipping. * For extra flavor, add a pinch of paprika or black pepper to the flakes. * Works great with applesauce or a quick gravy. Cornflake crust + pork + roasted potatoes + green beans is a solid comfort dinner with a great crunch. If you want, I can also give you a baked or air-fried cornflake version.
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