Who can resist chicken nuggets? Try this Austrian twist on the classic favorite with thin chicken slices coated in a flavorful breading of mustard, herbs like tarragon and lemon verbena, and a touch of lemon and nutmeg. Serve Kräuterbackhendl with a tangy tartar-style dipping sauce, and pair it with a unique potato-rutabaga salad (see notes for the recipe).
Cooked cauliflower, white asparagus, or kohlrabi; or frozen mixed vegetables (cooked in some water and butter).
Fresh baby spinach and crumbled bacon.
Potato-rutabaga saladsee recipe link in the notes
Instructions
Dipping Sauce ***)
In a BOWL, mix sour cream with 1 tsp mustard.
Add pickle and chives. Mix well.
Season to taste with salt, and lemon juice.
Optionally, add a dash of sugar.
Breading
Season dry thin chicken slices with salt & pepper to taste.
In a BOWL, mix eggs with Kräuterbackhendl spices, 1 tsp mustard, 1 tsp lemon juice, 1 tsp oil, and salt & pepper to taste.
Prepare on 3 PLATES, one each for the flour, egg mixture, and bread crumbs.
With a fork, dip 1 chicken slice at a time in the flour. Shake off any excess.
Next dip it in the egg mixture, then coat it with bread crumbs.
Frying
In a PAN, heat oil over medium heat.
Fry chicken slices for about 5 minutes, turning halfway. Don't crowd the PAN.
Serve
Serve the chicken with the dipping sauce and your preferred sides.
Enjoy!
Notes
*) Substitute with fish fillet, or pork or veal cutlets.**) Substitute with nut flour and ground nuts.***) Substitute sour cream with 3 oz crème fraîche & 1 oz buttermilk, or add 1 tbsp chopped capers.Potato-rutabaga salad recipe