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Lay the Pork Loin on a cutting board and remove the top fat.
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Remove the fat and tough grissle by sliding a thin sharp knife under the skin and cut a strip
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Grab that strip with your other hand and cut the other way to the end of the roast cutting a strip.
Repeat this till the meat is clean of all the fat and grissle.
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Remove the tail end of the loin. Use this in some other dish, or make stock for the gravy.
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We are going to cut a butterfly slice
Cut about 3 / 8 inch wide slice but not al the way down .
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Leave about 1 4 inch from the bottom
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The next cut go the same width but all the way down.
You will have a piece that looks like a butterfly shape.
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Lay it out between a plastic storage bag that you cut the sides of so it opens and closes like a book. You want to keep it between the two sheets of plastic so the meat slides instead of tears.
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With a meat mallet use the flat part to pound out the schnitzel. You can use a bottle or a rolling pin also. The technique takes some practice, you pound it and push away from the center at the same time. This forces the meat to spread out.
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You can see how thin this is, about 1 /4 inch thick.
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This is a finished schnitzel is huge but it will shrink some when cooked.
Now lets go to step 2
Breading the Schnitzel