Salzburger Schnitzel

Salzburger Schnitzel is a local delicacy – a variation of the Wiener Schnitzel. Salzburger Schnitzel is a crispy fried veal cutlet stuffed with mushrooms, ham and cheese. A roasted potato with spring onions is often served as a side dish.

And what is the history of schnitzel in Austria?

According to legend, schnitzel was brought to Austria thanks to the famous Marshal Radetzky in 1857. This dish was brought to such perfection during the imperial era that it is now widely regarded as a traditional and unsurpassed Austrian delicacy. Lovers of this food all over the world know and use its german name, Schnitzel.