Crumbed beef schnitzel with creamy cheese sauce
Family friendly beef schnitzel
Serves
4 - 5
Prep Time
10 mins
Cook Time
20 mins
Quick and easy to make, crumbed beef schnitzels are a Kiwi family favourite. We love smothering them in the tasty homemade cheese sauce. Yum!
Quick and easy to make, crumbed beef schnitzels are a Kiwi family favourite. We love smothering them in the tasty homemade cheese sauce. Yum!
Ingredients
500g Quality Mark beef schnitzels
½ cup white flour
2 eggs
lightly whisked with a little bit of milk2 cups panko crumbsi
1 Tbsp fresh thyme
¼ cup rice bran oil
50g butter
2 Tbsp white flour
2 garlic cloves
crushed and chopped1 cup milk
1 cup grated tasty cheddar cheese
2 tsp Dijon mustard
⅓ cup chives
finely chopped1 lemon
cut into wedges
Method
Place the flour, eggs and panko crumbs into separate bowls. Add the thyme to the panko crumbs and mix to combine.
Season the schnitzels. Coat each one in flour, dip in the egg mixture and then coat with the panko crumbs.
Repeat with the other schnitzels.
Cover and refrigerate for 20 minutes to help the egg set.
Heat 1cm of oil in a large frying pan over a high heat.
When the oil is hot, add the schnitzels a couple at a time and cook until golden brown.
Turn and cook the other side. Transfer to a plate lined with paper towels and keep warm in the oven until serving.
Melt the butter in a small saucepan over a medium-low heat.
Add the flour and garlic and cook, stirring for a few minutes until pale and frothy (not brown).
Remove from the heat and slowly pour in the milk, whisking all the time to avoid lumps.
Replace over a medium heat and simmer, stirring, for 5 minutes or until thickened.
Add the cheese and mustard and simmer for a few minutes until melted and smooth.
Season to taste and keep warm.
Drizzle the schnitzels with the sauce, sprinkle with chives and add a squeeze of lemon, and serve with your choice of steamed seasonal vegetables or salad.
Nutrition Information per Serving (302g)
Lean beef and lamb contains a small amount of vitamin D, where our main source comes from exposure to the sunshine. Natural food sources of vitamin D are particularly important in the cooler, cloudy months. Nutrition analysis is based on 5 serves and does not include the vegetables or salad to serve.