Subj : Wienerschnitzel
To   : Ben Collver
From : Ruth Haffly
Date : Thu Jun 05 2025 13:34:53

Hi Ben,

 BC>   Re: Wienerschnitzel
 BC>   By: Ruth Haffly to Ben Collver on Wed Dec 27 2023 11:48:50

RH> I've done a lighter version of this, using turkey or chicken breast,
RH> and they're every bit as good as the veal, without the mess of frying.

 BC> Thanks for writing.

 BC> I found it in my brother's recipe collection.  I'm not really into
 BC> veal because a friend told me that it is comparatively cruel to
 BC> animals.  I
 BC> like the idea of coming up with alternatives.  Here's a recipe for

I've never tried it with tofu. We've played around with tofu over the
years (not recently) but never did a lot with it. The turkey or chicken
version of wienerschnitzel is a lot more animal friendly than veal but
the tofu would work (well pressed) for non meat eaters.

 BC> Some other folks in the house got out a waffle iron and started
 BC> playing a game called Will It Waffle?  They put leftover homemade
 BC> mashed
 BC> potatoes and freshly sauteed onions into the waffle batter, and then
 BC> topped them with shredded cheese and sour cream.  To mine i added some
 BC> spicy mango pickle.  I thought it was amazingly delicious.

 Sounds like fun, something a group of young folks would try. I've
 stopped eating waffles and pancakes--grew up drenching them in maple
 syrup and it would be too hard a habit to break. I'm keeping an eye on
 my sugar intake, don't want to go back on insulin.


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Ruth
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