Recipe of Perfect Japanese Katsu Sando

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As for the number of servings that can be served to make Japanese Katsu Sando is 2 servings. So make sure this portion is enough to serve for yourself and your beloved family.

Just in addition, the time it takes to cook Japanese Katsu Sando estimated approx 30 mins. Prep Time: 20 mins..

To begin with this particular recipe, we have to prepare a few ingredients. You can cook Japanese Katsu Sando using 19 ingredients and 10 steps. Here is how you can achieve it.

This is again, Japan’s one of the most popular & traditional ones…Quite common & favourites of the locales therein & THE MOST FAVOURITES of the Japanese children…Adults too, can’t let go of this what kind of nourishes & nurtures their very childhood fond memories & evidently, quite nostalgic to them…absolutely close to their hearts…So, let me share the traditional authentic recipe from the land itself #thc #thcweek6 #Sandwich #thcweek7 #Cutlet #Dips #Christmas2021 #Cooksnapchallenge

Ingredients and spices that need to be Make ready to make Japanese Katsu Sando:

1. 1 Cup Panko (Japanese Breadcrumbs)
2. 1.5-2 tbsps Cooking Oil: Any Neutral Veg. Oil (Canola, Sesame, Olive, etc.)
3. 1/2 tsp or To Taste Salt
4. 2 Chicken Breasts or Fish Fillets (Of Your Choice): Parboiled & Shaped preferably into a Square Shape (As Much is Possible)
5. 2 tbsps Fresh Lemon Juice
6. 1 tsp Black Peppercorns: Freshly Cracked
7. 1 Whole Egg: Well Whisked
8. 2 tbsps Cornstarch or All-purpose flour
9. 1-2 Cabbage Leaves: Well Washed, Dried & Each One, Cut Up into 4 halves
10. 4 Slices Japanese Shokupan or any other Breads of your choice- I used Multigrain since didn’t have sufficient time to prepare the Shokupan, just as in time
11. 2 tsps Dijon Mustards
12. 2 tsps tsps Butter
13. 4 tbsps Tonkatsu Sauce (That’s ideally used- made out of Pork Bones) Since I don’t eat Pork- I surely didn’t go for the store-bought one instead, prepared my own version to substitute it
14. 2 tbsps For the Tonkatsu Dip/Sauce: 2 tbsps Tomato/Chilli-Tomato Ketchup
15. 2.5 tbsps Worcestershire Sauce
16. 1 tbsp Caster Sugar
17. 1/4 tsp Sweet Chilli Sauce
18. 1/2-1 tsp Rice Vinegar: Optional
19. As Required Cooking Oil: Any Neutral Veg. Oil will do for deep frying the meat cutlets

Steps to make to make Japanese Katsu Sando

1. First Up: Wash & Marinate & Pat Dry the Chicken Breasts or Fish Fillets(I’ve used Fish Fillets for tdy’s) or in case you’re using the Pork Fillets- Even any uneven edges by either cutting it right or slightly patting it with any heavy meat muddler (wooden)- Sprinkle generously salt, freshly cracked black peppers & fresh lemon juice- Set Aside for about 20-30 mins time with a cover on
2. Next, keeping all the’Ducks in a Row’, we’re now all set to start on with the cooking process further ahead, post the marination time given- For that, we require in 3 separate bowls: In one of which, we need to well whisk one egg nicely until frothy & foamy with some more salt & peppers and in the 2nd one, some Cornstarch or All-purpose flour & in the 3rd or the last one- The special Japanese Breadcrumbs (PANKO)
3. Now, the next steps are pretty much simple & quick all the more: Arrange all these 3 Bowls accordingly one after the other, as per our requirement of the processes to be repeated-Take the Chicken/Fish/Pork/Beef Fillets/Breasts whichever you’re using- Gently, at first dip that into the bowlful of the Cornstarch/All-purpose flour then into the egg batter & finally into nicely dipped & coated into the PANKO BOWL & then, straight into the Frying Pan for Deep Frying the same
4. For Deep Frying: Heat up a frying pan over the medium-high flame- Add in the aforesaid required amount of the oil for deep frying- To checkout the correctness of the hot oil, throw in some Panko crumbs into it & if you notice that it’s rightly floating up being nicely golden browned- That’s what we’re looking out for to fry our cutlets rightly
5. Drop in the prepared meat cutlets into the same now & keep on flipping about 2-3 times to its either sides until nicely & evenly golden browned all over- Once that’s done strain it & take it out on a separate plate/dish, lined up with the kitchen towels/tissues to soak & absorb the excess oil from it
6. Now, time to assemble them all in order to prepare the very ‘Katsu Sando’- For that, Firstly, we need to prepare the Tangkatsu Dip/Sauce- Mine’s not store bought hence prepared at home with the aforesaid ingredients ☝️Set aside until its use now- Take 2-4 Breads (Any of your choice, preferably the larger ones)- Spread the freshly prepared Sauce generously on one side of all the Bread Slices that need be assembled now
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8. Next, Apply the dip/sauce generously, spread some shredded cabbage/Spinach/Lettuce Leaves, etc. as in the Sandwich Bed- Place the fried Meat Cutlets on its top (You can very well choose to make it a double/clubbed one)- However, I prefer going with the single as it’s quite manageable for me- Press gently yet firmly with the 2nd set of Bread Slices on the top in order to close it tightly to be in the correct place
9. Traditionally, they put on the top of the Sandwiches once prepared- Something heavy (Could be any heavy plate & place even more something which’s heavier than that & keep it alike at rest for at least 15-20 mins time to absolutely & perfectly well set & be in its proper place without falling apart, haywire
10. Post the given time period- Remove the heavyweight now from its top- Garnish it your own way- Slice it from its middle with a sharp edged knife (Refer to the pics given) & ENJOY…💁🏻‍♀️🥪

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