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Katsu Sando カツサンド

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Katsu Sando カツサンド

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The best Katsu Sando recipe with shokupan Japanese milk bread, Tonkatsu and shredded cabbage with step by step photos and a video

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  • Japanese
  • Main
  • Bread
  • Katsu sando
  • Main Dish
  • Quick
Prep
15 min
Cook
10 min
Serves
2
Level
Hard
Energy
639 kcal

Method24 steps

  1. Step 1: Combine Japanese mayonnaise (1 tbsp), margarine (1 tbsp) and mustard (1/2 tsp) in a small mixing bowl and set aside.

    Uses 1 tbsp Japanese mayonnaise · 1 tbsp margarine · 1/2 tsp mustard

  2. Step 2: Place the pork (2 pieces) on a chopping board and tenderize with a meat mallet.

    Uses 2 pieces pork (*2)

  3. Step 3: Shape both pork steaks to the size of the bread slices, keeping the meat on its own chopping board.

    Uses Two tenderised pork steaks

  4. Step 4: Apply pinch of salt and pepper over the pork.

    Uses Two shaped pork steaks · pinch of salt and pepper

  5. Step 5: Whisk the egg (1), 3 tablespoons water and the separate 1 tablespoon batter mayonnaise in a medium bowl. Keep the prepared mayonnaise-margarine-mustard bread spread separate.

    Uses 1 egg for cutlet batter · 3 tbsp water · 1 tbsp Japanese mayonnaise for cutlet batter

  6. Step 6: Add flour (4 tbsp) and mix them all together to make batter.

    Uses Egg, water and batter mayonnaise mixture · 4 tbsp plain flour

  7. Step 7: Dip the shaped meat carefully to keep the shape with your hands.

    Uses Two seasoned shaped pork steaks · Cutlet batter

  8. Step 8: Coat the meat well with the batter.

    Uses Pork steaks dipped in batter

  9. Step 9: Scatter the Panko breadcrumbs on shallow container.

    Uses 1 cup Panko bread crumbs (*3)

  10. Step 10: Place the pork coated with batter on the panko breadcrumbs.

    Uses Batter-coated pork steaks · Panko set out in a shallow container

  11. Step 11: Coat the pork well with panko breadcrumbs.

    Uses Pork placed in the panko

  12. Step 12: Heat deep frying oil to 170 °C (338°F) in a fryer or frying pan. *5

    Uses vegetable Oil (for deep frying)

  13. Step 13: Deep fry the coated pork in the 170°C oil for about 8–10 minutes, depending on its size, turning as needed. Check that the thickest part reaches at least 63°C (145°F) on a food thermometer before removing it.

    Deep Fry Pork · 10 minUses Two panko-coated pork steaks · Frying oil at 170°C

  14. Step 14: Remove the cutlets to a paper-towel-lined tray or draining rack. Let them rest for at least 3 minutes before eating while preparing the sauce and bread.

    Uses Cooked fried pork cutlets

  15. Step 15: Combine the 2 tablespoons tonkatsu sauce with the 1 tablespoon ketchup and set aside.

    Uses 2 tbsp Tonkatsu sauce · 1 tbsp ketchup

  16. Step 16: Place two of the four bread slices on a clean chopping board for the first sandwich; reserve the other two.

    Uses Two bread slices for the first sandwich

  17. Step 17: Spread half the prepared mayonnaise-margarine-mustard mixture thinly over the two bread slices for the first sandwich. Reserve the other half for the second sandwich.

    Uses First sandwich bread pair · Half the prepared mayonnaise-margarine-mustard spread

  18. Step 18: Place 1/2 cup of shredded cabbage on to a bread.

    Uses First sandwich base bread slice · ½ cup shredded cabbage for the first sandwich

  19. Step 19: Coat the underside of one rested fried cutlet with one-quarter of the prepared tonkatsu-ketchup mixture. Reserve the other cutlet and sauce portions.

    Uses One rested fried cutlet · One-quarter of the prepared tonkatsu-ketchup mixture for the first underside

  20. Step 20: Place the tonkatsu sauce drizzled side down onto the cabbage.

    Uses First cutlet with its underside sauced · First cabbage-topped base bread slice

  21. Step 21: Coat the top side of the first cutlet with another quarter of the prepared tonkatsu-ketchup mixture. Reserve the remaining half of the sauce for the second cutlet.

    Uses First cutlet on cabbage and bread · One-quarter of the prepared sauce for the first top side

  22. Step 22: Place a piece of bread on top of the fried pork to sandwich.

    Uses First sauced cutlet on bread · First sandwich top bread slice

  23. Step 23: Assemble the second sandwich in the same way using the remaining two bread slices, half the spread, ½ cup cabbage, second rested cutlet and remaining sauce, coating both sides of that cutlet. Place a flat plate over both completed sandwiches and add a light weight for 5 minutes to help them settle.

    Settle both assembled katsu sandwiches under a light weight · 5 minUses First closed katsu sandwich · Remaining two bread slices · Remaining half of bread spread · Remaining ½ cup shredded cabbage · Remaining rested fried cutlet · Remaining half of tonkatsu-ketchup mixture

  24. Step 24: After 5 minutes, remove the plate and weight, then cut both sandwiches in half to serve.

    Uses Two settled katsu sandwiches

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