Thursday, May 2, 2013

Photo Essay:

Japanese Tonkatsu Pork Cutlet 
BY: Sarah Honre



Start by cutting the cabbage into strips. 


After you cut the cabbage you will soak it in water for an hour. 


While the cabbage is socking you should tenderize the pork with a knife. 


Then season with salt and pepper. 


The dip the pork in flour to cover it. 


Then you dip the flour covered pork into the egg then the panko. 


After you have covered the pork in the egg and panko.


You will fry the pork in oil until it crispy and golden brown.

 

Lastly you have to plate the pork and the drained cabbage on to a plate for serving. 

Enjoy!
Itadakimasu or I am gratefully received. 

(questions on page 176 are on my last two posts!) 




4 comments:

  1. AWESOME PHOTO ESSAY!! (: We both did an photo essay about cooking something! lol

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  2. I don't really like pork :p I think this would be good with chicken or maybe fish. :D Really good recipe though!!

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  3. haha. I dont like pork either. I never made it before. :0

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