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Japanese Tonkatsu Fried Pork Cutlet Recipe


Japanese Tonkatsu Fried Pork Cutlet Recipe
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This is one of the dishes that Japanese restaurants always have in their menu. It's a deep fried pork cutlet. Goes well with warm rice and tonkatsu sauce. I normally use store-bought tonkatsu sauce, but you can make the sauce at home, too. I will... More

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Ingredients
  • 4 pork chops
  • 1/2 tsp salt
  • 1/4 tsp pepper
  • 1/4 cup flour
  • 2 eggs (beaten)
  • 1/2 cup panko bread crumbs (Japanese Bread Crumbs)
  • Canola oil for frying

Directions
  1. Trim the fatty part of porks, if there is any (for a healthier option).
  2. Sprinkle salt and pepper on the porks.
  3. Roll porks lightly on flour until coated.
  4. Dip the pork sin beaten egg.
  5. Roll porks sonto the bread crumbs.
  6. Fry the porks in heated oiluntil it turns brown (make sure oil is hot)
  7. Turn over the porks and fry them a few more minutes.
  8. Take out the porks and put them on a paper towel to drain the oil.
  9. Slice porks into smaller pieces.
  10. Serve porks with warm rice and tonkatsu sauce for dipping (see my recipe for homemade tonkatsu sauce)

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I really want to try these.. can you please post the tonkatsu sauce? Panko bread crumbs are great for shrimp too!


FYI you can add an html tag to link between the tonkatsu sauce and this recipe. Will be trying this!


What a good idea! I finally added a link to the Tonkatsu Sauce recipe.

Thank you ladies for the comments. Please let me know how you like this recipe. :)


You have some very interesting recipes
what are in Japanese bread crumbs ?


I will definitely be trying this, I would like to know also what are Japanese bread crumbs? Do you think we can get them in the UK?


I've found this link on the internet.
http://www.gourmetsleuth.com/panko.htm
I get Japanese Bread Crumbs from a Asian grocery store, but I have seen them at regular supermarket/grocery store, too.

I live in the Midwest, one of the examples of the regular grocery stores here is Giant Eagle.


Hi I am still trying to make this lovely recipe, but I can not get any rice wine any where, could I use anything else I don't want to spoil it so if any other thing would spoil it I will continue to try to find the wine.


When I was in Japan (13 years ago)this was my favorite food there. Since then, I make it at home all the time, so I've been making it for 13 years! It's my #1 favorite meal. I use kikoman tonkatsu sauce and serve it with calrose rice and make the rice is extra sticky (Hawaiian style because I grew up in Hawaii)
I also make chicken katsu (just sub chicken) when I don't have pork, but pork is my favorite!

You can purchase Panko at super target now! It's getting popular, I use panko a lot. You can also sub crushed corn flakes in a pinch and that works well.


Wow.. this is an awesome dish.. one of my favourite.. Japanese curry and Katsu don.. :p will definitely try this out..


Great post, I love any kind of pork and this is awesome....dave


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When I make this with pork or chicken, I usually pound the cutlet flatter a little before I start with the coatings.


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