
Classics & home cooking
Schnitzel Viennese style
A good Viennese-style schnitzel is crispy on the outside, juicy on the inside and that's exactly why it's a real…
Origin in the recipe: Austria

Culinary world tour · Austria
A hot pan, golden potatoes and perhaps something sweet later: Austrian cooking can be hearty and cosy at once. Dumplings, small dough pieces, pan dishes and sweet flour-based dishes offer very different routes to a favourite meal.
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A hot pan, golden potatoes and perhaps something sweet later: Austrian cooking can be hearty and cosy at once. Dumplings, small dough pieces, pan dishes and sweet flour-based dishes offer very different routes to a favourite meal.
Sven’s collection includes Tiroler Gröstl, Kasnocken and Kaiserschmarrn, alongside personal interpretations and dishes such as Schnitzel Wiener Art. Their differences remain visible in the recipe names.
The collection combines classic references and personal variations. Origin labels follow the existing cookbook and do not claim an exclusive origin.
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Classics & home cooking
A good Viennese-style schnitzel is crispy on the outside, juicy on the inside and that's exactly why it's a real…
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A simple one-pot rice meat with meat, peppers and tomato paste. Warming and uncomplicated.
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Hearty Viennese rice and meat with paprika – Sven's Austrian braise for the whole family. Simple, savoury and…
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Cooking should feel good
A large enough pan gives better browning. Work in batches rather than adding everything at once. And leave a little room at the table for Kaiserschmarrn.
The cooking guide keeps the ingredients and instructions at hand in each recipe. You decide when to move on.
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Recipes in this collection: 10. Classics, modern interpretations and Sven’s variations retain their original names.
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Classics & home cooking
A good Viennese-style schnitzel is crispy on the outside, juicy on the inside and that's exactly why it's a real…
Origin in the recipe: Austria

Quick Cooking / One Pot
A simple one-pot rice meat with meat, peppers and tomato paste. Warming and uncomplicated.
Origin in the recipe: Austria

Culinary World Tour / Europe
Hearty Viennese rice and meat with paprika – Sven's Austrian braise for the whole family. Simple, savoury and…
Origin in the recipe: Austria

Culinary World Tour / Europe
Fluffy Kaiserschmarrn with icing sugar and apple compote – Sven's Austrian classic for sweet evenings. Optionally…
Origin in the recipe: Austria

Pan dishes
Tyrolean leftover deluxe: crisp potato slices, roast pork and a fried egg on top – hearty, quick and classic Alpine…
Origin in the recipe: Austria

Meat dishes
Viennese classic: breaded chicken fried golden brown – crisp outside, juicy inside. Great with potato salad or a fresh…
Origin in the recipe: Austria

Pan dishes
Alpine cheese spätzle with fried onions – creamy, hearty and one of Austria's most popular mountain-hut classics.
Origin in the recipe: Austria

Soups
Clear beef broth with fine pancake strips – a light, elegant soup from Viennese cuisine, perfect as a starter or light…
Origin in the recipe: Austria

Baking & sweets
Sweet potato dumplings filled with apricots, rolled in buttered breadcrumbs – a Wachau landmark and one of Austria's…
Origin in the recipe: Austria

Holiday dishes
Juicy shoulder roast pork, slowly braised in the oven – the Austrian Sunday classic, perfect with dumplings and…
Origin in the recipe: Austria
A little cooking know-how
Three tips to get you started. Each recipe gives its precise quantities, cooking times and variations.
Work dough only as long as needed. Consistency and resting time depend on the mixture.
Wet ingredients and an overcrowded pan make browning harder. Choose temperature and quantity carefully.
With thick batter, a browned edge doesn’t prove the middle is cooked. Follow the recipe’s timing and checks.
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