You are just at the right place to get all your best recipes for your family and loved ones or for yourself alone. Today, we are going all the way Japanese, and we are going to learn how to make one of their most famous dish called pork katsu curry.
In this recipe, we are going to know the ingredients and the procedures for making this meal.
Let’s begin.
Pork Katsu Curry Recipe
Pork Katsu (also known as Tonkatsu) is a Japanese fried pork cutlet that’s usually served with a sauce called tonkatsu sauce, a cabbage salad and steamed rice. While its origins are in Japan, it’s a super popular dish in Hawaii as well
Equipment
- Rice cooker
Ingredients
- Berkshire Pork Boneless Chop
- flour
- eggs
- Panko bread crumbs
- white rice
- Olive oil
- Butter
- whole wheat flour
- Chicken or beef broth
- Cayenne pepper
- Japanese curry powder
- Salt to taste
- Water
Instructions
- First of all let's prepare our rice
- Rinse your rice with water 2 to 3 times and put it in the cooker or pot.
- Add water to the rice( depending on the quantity of rice) and add salt to taste .
- If using a rice cooker, place rice in the rice cooker and begin.If using a pot, allow the rice to come to a boil at medium heat.While rice is boiling, lower the heat and let rice simmer for few minutes.Once all water has dissipated, fluff rice and serve.
- Let's prepare our Pork katsu:
- Allow the boneless pork chop to defrost in the refrigerator for some hours.
- In a bowl, place flour, eggs, and Panko bread crumbs in 3 separate bowls.Whisk the eggs.
- Butterfly the pork chop & pat the pork chop dry.
- Coat the pork chop with flour thoroughly. Afterwards thoroughly coat the pork chop(coated with flour) in egg.Thoroughly coat the pork chop in Panko bread crumbs
- On medium heat, heat your pan a pour oil or butter in it.
- Once the pan has come to temperature, place the pork chop in and begin to fry
- Turn the pork chop only once and hold the pork chop vertically to sear all sides.Allow the pork chop to rest for some minutes before serving.
- Lastly our curry.
- In another pot, drizzle in oil or butter and turn the heat up to a low temperature.
- Melt butter, and whisk flour in gradually.Whisk in Japanese curry powder and cayenne pepper.Add chicken or beef broth and soy sauce. Stir as you add the broth
- Increase the heat to medium heat and continue to stir until sauce thickens and add salt to taste
- And our meal is ready!!Enjoy
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Notes
I really like to prep my meat and season with salt for about 2 to 4 hours. This really allows the salt to penetrate the pork so it’s super flavourful throughout.
And you can just imagine the taste it comes out with when done.
Nutrition
Serving: 250g
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Lillian
Lillian loves to try her hands on new recipes. Don't let anyone convince you otherwise: food is the way to everyone's heart.
