Japanese Katsu (Cutlets)

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As for the number of servings that can be served to make Japanese KATSU (Cutlets) 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 (Cutlets) estimated approx 8-10 mins. Prep Time: 20 mins..

To get started with this particular recipe, we have to first prepare a few components. You can cook Japanese KATSU (Cutlets) using 11 ingredients and 5 steps. Here is how you can achieve that.

Katsu in Japanese means: Deep fried any types of meat/sea-fish/prawns Cutlets specifically coated in their Panko Bread Crumbs (the very original from the land) & which can be simply relished as in their Sandwiches 🥪 or Simple Cutlet forms alongside their very own specific especial Dip- Tonkatsu, which itself is prepared out of the Pork Bones.

However, I didn’t go by the Pork Bones one ☝️ since I don’t eat that instead prepared my own especial non-veg version of it with just 4 simple basic ingredients- The Pork Bones replacement in the very sauce/dip has been substituted with the Fish Sauce & the Worcestershire Sauce along with 2 more commonplace ones-
Reason being, instead of any meats or sea-fishes, I’ve used the Basa Fish Fillets for these Cutlets.

Do consider giving it a try yourselves, you’ll get to learn more about it as the taste & flavours of the same is just outstandingly delectable !!!

The Tonkatsu Dip/Sauce recipe link I’m attaching herewith as I’ve prepared 3 different palates out of it

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Ingredients and spices that need to be Get to make Japanese KATSU (Cutlets):

1. 2 Cups For the Coatings: Panko Bread Crumbs: (Japanese Katsu Bread Crumbs)
2. 1-2 Eggs: Well Whisked
3. 1-1.5 Cups All purpose flour/Maida
4. To Taste Salt
5. To Taste Black Peppercorns: Freshly Cracked
6. 250 gms For the Meat/Fish Marinations: Boneless Chicken/Beef/Pork/Fish/Sea-Fish Slices-(2-3 Slices of about 1/2” thickness)
7. 1 tsp Salt
8. 1 tsp Black Peppercorns: Freshly Cracked
9. 1 tbsp Fresh Lemon Juice
10. as required Cooking Oil: Any Neutral Veg. Oil/Sesame Oil/Canola/Olive Oil- For Deep Frying the Cutlets
11. as required Tonkatsu Dip/Sauce Recipe Link has been attached down below for your perusal & future reference

Instructions to make to make Japanese KATSU (Cutlets)

1. First Up: Fish Fillets Marinations- Wash & Pat Dry the Meat/Fish Fillets whichever’s been used- Try to even out its uneven edges & pieces (if any & flatten them as much as is possible)- Sprinkle some generous amounts of salt & fresh black peppers with a tbsp of the freshly squeezed Lemon juice- Apply all over it nicely, cover & set aside for about 15-30 mins time to get well infused & it’s raw smell goes off perfectly
2. Next, in 3 different bowls/plates/dishes: Pour in the aforesaid, measured amounts of the Panko Crumbs, Well Whisked Egg/s & the Maida-
   Post the given time: gently take each slices of the meat/fish- Firstly, dip into the Maida bowl, coat it nicely- 2ndly, the Egg bowl, coat it well enough & finally, the Panko Crumbs bowl: Coat it absolutely generously & perfectly well enough & set aside on another plate/dish, till we’re done with all the pieces of coating fairly well
3. Heat up a frying pan over the medium-high flame: Add in the sufficient/required amount of the aforesaid cooking oil for its deep frying- The temperature of the oil should be hot enough- To check that out, either drop a bit of the Panko Crumbs into it, if it immediately floats up & looks evenly browned then, that’s the temp. We’re going for
4. Fry them in 1-2 Batches, depending on the size of your own frying pan & once done strain them well to transfer to a separate plate/dish already lined up with a kitchen towel/tissues, to soak & absorb the excess oil from it- Garnish it your own way & serve it hot
5. The KATSU & TONKATSU are absolutely ready to be served piping hot now alongside your favourite hot cuppa 🍵 or any other hot/cold drinks you’d prefer to accommodate it correctly to create & set just the proper ambience to enjoy it to the core

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