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Pounded pork rolled around cream cheese, breaded, and fried — a rolled cutlet born in Belgrade.
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Karađorđeva šnicla is said to have been created in 1959 by Belgrade chef Milovan Stojanović. Pork or veal pounded thin is rolled around kajmak, breaded, and fried. Its shape earned it the nickname 'maiden's dream,' and it's classically served with fries, tartar sauce, and lemon — a popular dish found in restaurants all over Serbia.
Place the pork between plastic wrap, pound with a rolling pin to about 5mm thick, and season with salt and pepper.
Mix the room-temperature cream cheese and butter and lay it in a log near one edge of the meat.
Roll up tightly, tucking in the ends, and secure with toothpicks.
Coat in flour, beaten egg, then breadcrumbs and fry in 170°C oil for 8–10 minutes until cooked through.
Mix chopped pickles with mayonnaise to make tartar sauce.
Serve with fried potato wedges, tartar sauce, and lemon.