Crispy breaded meat cutlets are popular the world over (Wikipedia lists 29 geographical variations), with Germany alone featuring over half a dozen variations. But the quintessential Wiener Schnitzel has always been the speciality of Vienna, Austria, and that’s exactly what Thomas Gegenhuber has on the menu tonight.

Vienna Schnitzel on Kartoffel-Vogerlsalat (potato salad with lettuce) and parsley rice.
Available in traditional veal (the only one officially allowed to be called Wiener Schnitzel), light turkey or vegetarian seitan.
$12

For dessert: Heiße Liebe (Hot Love)
a classic Austrian summer dessert of organic vanilla ice cream with a warm vanilla-infused sauce of fresh raspberries.
$5

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Thomas Gegenhuber is living in Linz (Austria) and regularly visits his second home Toronto. Prior to studying business he attended the culinary high school in Bad Ischl. Drawing from Andy Warhol, he thinks that being good at cooking is a form of art. You can find more information about Thomas on his personal blog (www.thomas-gegenhuber.at).

(Vegetarian-friendly)