Japanese pork chops

By VicentaLakin

Japanese pork chops
The pork chop-cooking practice, which is based on European steaks, has been improved by the introduction of Japan. It is usually accompanied by different cuisine (e.g., curry, tata sauce) and rice, curry and soup. For one of Japan's most popular packages。

Recipe Recommendations

  • Pig steak 1 block
  • cabbage half a piece of
  • rapeseed oil 1L
  • flour 20g
  • eggs 1 piece
  • bread crumbs 30g
  • salt 4g
  • pepper 3g

Steps for Japanese pork chops

  • 1
    under the conditions of cold storage, four hours after the immersion of the pigs, the water is kept wet. the salt and pepper powder are spread evenly on both sides, and the flour is filled with flour, immersed in the whole egg fluid, covered with bread and compacted around 2 mm thick. put it in place for 15 minutes。
  • 2
    the frying pan is put in seed oil to heat up to 50% of the heat, and it goes down into pork chops, which goes down to one side of the yellow side, which is turned over, and the other side of the yellow side, which comes out with the oil. cut 2cm wide。
  • 3
    The choreographers are on the plate and the pork chops are on the dish. Whatever you like, you can have all kinds of sauce。
  • Japanese pork chops Make Tips

    Pork loin chops are the best choice; they are relatively rare domestically but common in supermarkets abroad. There is no need to pound the meat; maintaining its original thickness ensures a chewy texture. Too few breadcrumbs will compromise the crispiness of the crust. Letting it sit allows moisture to fully saturate the flour and breadcrumbs, reducing flaking during frying. Heat control is critical. Moderate oil temperature is sufficient. Once both sides are golden brown, you are guaranteed a crispy exterior and tender interior—the optimal texture for fried pork chops.

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