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This image displays a printed, off-white page, likely from a brochure or menu, rotated 90 degrees clockwise. It serves as an informational piece for Figlmüller, a restaurant in Vienna, focusing on its famous Schnitzel. The page features large German text as its primary subject, accompanied by two small black and white photographs and various logos. The prominent title reads "DIE HEIMAT DES SCHNITZELS" (The Home of the Schnitzel), with subheadings like "WIE DIE SPEZIALITÄT DES HAUSES ZUR SPEZIALITÄT DER STADT WURDE" (How the house specialty became a city specialty). The main body text, presented in multiple columns, details the restaurant's history. It recounts how Johann Figlmüller opened his first wine house in 1905 in Vienna's Wollzeile, near St. Stephen's Cathedral, establishing a place of tradition, wine, and excellent food for over 115 years. The text emphasizes their commitment to quality, guaranteed by the AMA-Gastrosiegel, and meticulously describes the preparation of their unique Wiener Schnitzel. This includes using the best pork loin ("Karreerose"), hand-hammering 250-gram portions until paper-thin, and breading them with special "Kaisersemmel" (emperor's roll) breadcrumbs before frying in three separate oil pans. One black and white photograph depicts a man, possibly a chef, in a cap, focused on work at a table, suggesting food preparation. The other photograph shows a restaurant chalkboard menu titled "Figlmüller," listing various dishes and prices, including "Mittag" (lunch) options. Notable details include the use of German text, the traditional aesthetic of the black and white photos, and the clear branding of "AMA GENUSS REGION GASTRONOMIE" and "FIGLMÜLLERGROUP," along with their website, www.figlmueller-group.at. The overall tone conveys pride in culinary heritage and consistent quality.
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