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The Viennese version of fried-chicken initially appeared in the 18th century and was especially esteemed during the Biedermeier period. The dish consists of a whole chicken, preferably smaller in size, which is generously rubbed with spices and lemon juice.
It is then cut into pieces that are dipped in egg wash, coated in flour, and then in breadcrumbs before they are fried until golden and crispy. Backhendl was originally prepared with a whole, deboned chicken, and the dish was traditionally served alongside fried offal, usually chicken liver and heart.
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Kotlet z piersi kurczaka is a Polish fried chicken breast cutlet, crispy on the outside and moist on the inside. The secret lies in pounding the chicken breast until it becomes very thin, which allows the meat to cook faster and to retain the moisture.
The chicken cutlets are usually coated with flour, then dipped in beaten eggs, and finally covered with breadcrumbs. Fried breaded chicken cutlets are typically eaten for dinner, accompanied by potatoes, vegetables, or rice.
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Pohani V is a specialty of the Croatian city of Virovitica. What makes it unique is the shape of the chicken breast – it should be cut so that it looks like the letter V, which is, not accidentally, the first letter in the name of its city of origin.
Once shaped, the meat is seasoned, rolled in flour, dipped in eggs, milk, and breadcrumbs, then fried in hot oil. According to local tradition, this whimsical dish tastes the best when accompanied by sour cream or a combination of heavy cream and grated horseradish.
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