料理教室・美味しいとんかつの揚げ方
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参考になりました。ありがとうございます。
しかし、このお兄さんイカついですねぇ。
幾らなんでも剃り込み入れ過ぎでしょう(笑)。
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Where I'm from a breaded pork cutlet (schnitzel, řízek) is part of the staple diet, such as Sunday lunch served with potatoes or potato salad, or moms packing them for kids to take to school trips etc.
What makes katsu different is the Japanese panko - we use regular breadcrumbs (bought or made from dried white bread) which tend to soak more oil and get soggy on the cutlet after a while. Panko stays crunchy longer, but you can't really use it as an ingredient e.g. to mix with minced meat.
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That was truly helpful. I'm going to fry my tonkatsu right now, imitating this. Thumbs up.
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パン粉あんなに強くつけるんですね。
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スジはあの場所を叩くですね。勉強になりました。
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イカついけど、いい人そう
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I've made tonkatsu with wheat bread crumbs and it crisped just the same as store-bought panko.
is that kobe meat???
Zyyler55 1 year ago
@Zyyler55
no,it isn't.
it's a sangen porc.
vaffu1gola 1 year ago
that is a HUGE fat cap
dorami3 2 years ago
no,he like sorikomihair !!ww
vaffu1gola 2 years ago
it's time to change your oil! hehe
deejayengen 3 years ago
We do not change the oil lifting up a pork cutlet.
The flavor of the pig sinks into oil, and it is because acquire the flavor that cutlet is delicious.
On the other hand, I filter it over and over again and clean it everyday.
vaffu1gola 3 years ago