No dry breading
The hot air only tans evenly where there is some oil. Pale places before turning thinly after oil.
Thinly knocked meat is classically breaded in flour, egg and panko. Oil on both sides and sufficient space in the basket ensure a uniform golden crust.
Why this recipe works
An air fryer cut becomes drier and less wavy than a Viennese cut, baked in plenty of fat, but can be convincingly crispy in everyday life. The important thing is thin meat, a loose breadpan and enough oil on the surface. More than two cutlets should not be added to the basket at the same time.
Recipe
Crispy-panned pork chips are browned in the air fryer with a thin oil film without swimming in fat or sticking to the basket.
Tap schnitzel between two layers of baking paper on about 5 mm thick. Dice dry and season on both sides with salt and pepper.
Place flour on a plate. whisk the eggs with milk and slightly salt. Spread panko on a third plate.
First turn schnitzel into flour and shake off excess, then pull through the egg and finally turn loose in panko. Do not press the crumbs firmly.
Preheat air fryer for 3 minutes to 190 °C. Brush or spray both sides evenly with a thin oil film; avoid dry breading.
Depending on the size of the basket, insert one to two schnitzels without overlap. Cook for 6 minutes at 190 °C, gently turn around and cook for another 4 to 6 minutes golden brown.
The meat must be fully cooked to the middle; if unsafe, test at a internal temperature of about 70 °C. Serve with lemon and parsley immediately.
Kitchen know-how
The hot air only tans evenly where there is some oil. Pale places before turning thinly after oil.
Overlapping breading remains soft and can tear off while separating. Work in two passes and keep the first portion warm for a short time.
A schnitzel with a thickness of about 5 mm cooks before the breading becomes too dark. Thicker pieces tend to produce a breaded chop.
Variations
Values are estimates and may vary depending on the ingredients, brands, portion size and preparation method used.
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