I lived in Germany for five years and developed a fondness for traditional schnitzel. It’s a labor of love, so I came up with this easy, clever way to make it in a slow cooker. —Beth Taylor, Pleasant Grove, Utah


Test Kitchen tips
  • Austrians are often credited with inventing schnitzel, but it's been widely incorporated into many European cuisines.
  • Often fried, schnitzel made in the slow cooker is satisfying without all the mess of frying.
  • Go crazy with dried herbs to make this dish your own. Just add a teaspoon or two to the bread crumbs.