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  1. Joel, you never cease to amaze me. This looks out of this world, Mate! I have a silly question, though. When you use oil for the chips, how do you store the remaining oil? I usually bake my chips, so I never have a problem with the oil. Kenji got so big. So cute. Thanks chef!

  2. OK, you got me. Subbed and making this for the family soon. My local pub calls itself the House of Schnitzel but we all know that's because churning out dozens of deep-fried snittys and parmys on trivia night is cheap and easy. This looks like the right way to do it, Mutti tomatoes and all!

  3. Wow, half Italian style-half! Ham? Cheddar? Interesting Joel! Ok. We Love chicken cutlets so this weekend sounds like a plan! Frying 3 times? Wow. Twice WAS my limit for Poutine but I suppose Light frying each time won’t be too much?… ok I’ll let you know. That Kenji is so cute and a little anxious to get some of your great cooking! He too is a Great Companion. I’m happy for you and him.

  4. @Recipe30 – this looks sooo delicious Joel! 😋😋😋 We'll definitely be making this 👍👍
    We lived in Sydney for 3 years when I was a child, then moved back to Denmark. Naturally I couldn't go to the pub and enjoy the atmosphere and the meals offered.
    One typical meal that I remember fondly is the meat pie . I'd have this for lunch at school as well as when dad took me to Oran Park and Amaroo Park for motorcycle races.
    Any chance you could do a clip making the classic Aussie meat pie? 🙏🙏

  5. Wow chef, I will never go back to my old way of preparing Chicken Parmigiana. This has got to be the best version ever. The chips & salad different & that crunch . The pint was the topper. Thank you chef for sharing. Hugs as always for Kenji.

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