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23 hrs agoLiked by Zoe Barrie

This is looking very delicious, looking forward to trying it.

As we move into fall, I have a request for including one night a week of a casserole/slow cooker/hearty soup meal for the nights when we get home late from activities and need dinner to be on the table in like 10 minutes. Maybe like 3 weeks that include this kind of setup? Thanks very much in advance!

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24 hrs agoLiked by Zoe Barrie

Omg?!? Fan girling over this collab rn!!!

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tbh SAME! 😭❤️

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23 hrs agoLiked by Zoe Barrie

I read over the Chicken Schnitzel recipe but there is no cooking instructions for the chicken. It's entirely possible I'm missing it somewhere, does anyone see that portion of the recipe?

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Just updated with the full document!!!

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Same question! I think something might be missing in the directions.

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Hopefully she can put out an update to the recipe!

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Hi! Did you download the additional pdf for the Schnitzel recipe. If not it's toward the bottom of the post. I also pasted the directions below

"Marinate the chicken: Use a paper towel to pat dry the chicken breasts. Cut each chicken breast in half

lengthwise to create 2 thin cutlets. Slice each chicken cutlet in half, at an angle, widthwise (see Note).

Place a few chicken pieces in a zip-seal plastic bag. Place the bag on a cutting board and use a rolling pin

to pound each cutlet to about ¼ inch thick. Set the pounded cutlets on a baking sheet and repeat with the

remaining cutlets.

In a small bowl, combine the kosher salt, pepper, the crumbled chicken stock cube (if using), and the

cayenne. Sprinkle the mixture all over both sides of the cutlets. If using hot sauce, drizzle it over the cutlets.

Marinate the chicken at room temperature for 15 to 20 minutes, or up to 8 hours in the fridge.

Make the caramelized lemon gremolata: Gently scrub the Meyer lemons under warm running water. Using

a sharp knife, cut both ends off 2 lemons. (You’ll use the ends later.) Slice the lemons as thinly as you can

manage, about ¹⁄8 inch thick.

In a large skillet, heat 2 tablespoons of the oil over medium heat. Carefully add about half of the lemon

slices to the pan and let them sear, mostly undisturbed, until amber and caramelized, 5 to 7 minutes. Using

a pair of tongs, carefully flip the lemon slices and sear again. The second side won’t take quite as long,

maybe 3 or 5 minutes, but be sure to keep a close eye as the natural sugars can burn quite quickly. Return

the seared lemon slices to the cutting board. Add the remaining 2 tablespoons oil to the skillet and repeat

with the remaining half of the lemon slices. Transfer the seared slices to the board."

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I did! Unless I'm just not understanding her wording, I don't see anything about the chicken after letting it marinate. She talks about cooking the lemons, am I missing that we are doing the chicken at the same time? I literally feel crazy right now haha

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Oh wait I see what you mean now that I re-read it. It doesn’t mention the chicken at all! I would think the cutlets would be shallow fried in a different pan. I found a Instagram video where Carolina is making chicken schnitzel maybe we can follow that. https://www.instagram.com/carolinagelen/reel/CK9m7KyHOQ9/

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23 hrs agoLiked by Zoe Barrie

Looks good! been loving weekly menus. If it’s even inspired me to create some recipes myself!

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23 hrs agoLiked by Zoe Barrie

Omg this looks insane! I was just planning on doing Carolina's fennel orange chicken this weekend, which is now a beloved go to in our house. This is such an amazing collab, thank you!!

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22 hrs agoLiked by Zoe Barrie

OMG - this week's menu looks amazing!! Can't wait to get to the store and start prepping!

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22 hrs agoLiked by Zoe Barrie

OMG I love love love Carolina Gelen and even more that you teamed up with her! My two favorite chef gals in one menu! NOT ON MY BINGO CARD AND I'M SO HYPE ABOUT IT

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23 hrs agoLiked by Zoe Barrie

I feel like this may be my favorite week yet omg 🤭 I’m so excited

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You ate with this one 😮‍💨

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23 hrs agoLiked by Zoe Barrie

Fall is starting off looking GOOD! I’m ready to cook and ready to eat!

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23 hrs agoLiked by Zoe Barrie

We LOVE a collab!

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23 hrs agoLiked by Zoe Barrie

Love this so much and cannot wait to eat everything!! I'm missing the planned baking though so will add homemade buns to my prep too :D

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23 hrs agoLiked by Zoe Barrie

These recipes have been so amazing! My roommates and I are all hooked and look forward to when you drop the weekly menus! Thank you!!!

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23 hrs agoLiked by Zoe Barrie

I love this idea!!!!!

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23 hrs agoLiked by Zoe Barrie

What an incredible menu, can't wait to try these recipes out!!

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23 hrs agoLiked by Zoe Barrie

This menu!!! Love the collab 😍😍

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