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Chicken Katsu Curry

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Japanese cuisine has evolved via centuries of social and economic modifications, and includes the regional and conventional foods of Japan. The standard delicacies of Japan are dependent on rice with miso soup along with other recipes, with a focus on seasonal ingredients.

 

The conventional Japanese meal includes rice (gohan), miso soup (miso shiru), pickled veggies (tsukemono) and fish or meat. Whilst rice is the staple... Read More..

About Recipe

Kodi koora, Kuzhambu, Muragira mansa torkari

How to make Chicken Katsu Curry

(10 ratings)
40 reviews so far
Prep time
10 mins
Cook time
25 mins
Total time
35 mins
Chicken Katsu Curry
Author : Vahchef
Main Ingredient : Chicken
Servings : 4 persons
Published date : February 23, 2019


Ingredients used in Chicken Katsu Curry
• Curry powder - 1 tea spoon.
• Onion paste - 2 tablespoons.
• Garlic(chopped) - 1 tea spoon.
• Bread crumb (panko) - 1/2 cup.
• Egg - 1 number.
• Salt - to taste.
• Pepper powder - 1/2 tea spoon.
• Chicken breast - 1 number.
• Soya sauce - 1 tablespoon.
• Honey - 1 tea spoon.
• Chicken stock - 1-1/2 cup.
• Butter milk - 1/2 cup.
• All purpose flour - 3 tablespoons.
• Oil - to fry.
• Butter - 2 tablespoons.
Method:
  • First, take a chicken breast in this add buttermilk, salt put it in the refrigerator for overnight.
  • Take some flour season with pepper powder and salt, coat the chicken breast in flour, shaking off any excess, dip them into the egg, and then press into the breadcrumbs until well coated on both sides, and deep fry them.
  • Make the sauce: Heat a pan add garlic and butter, add onion paste, 1/2 teaspoon flour, mix it cook it for some time.
  • Now add curry powder, soya sauce, honey, chicken stock, mix it well cook it for a minute.
  • Cut the chicken into pieces and pour sauce over the fried chicken.

Serve this with rice.






Cooking with images Cikana Rassa , Chicken rasdar, Koli saaru





Articles


Japanese cuisine has evolved via centuries of social and economic modifications, and includes the regional and conventional foods of Japan. The standard delicacies of Japan are dependent on rice with miso soup along with other recipes, with a focus on seasonal ingredients.

 

The conventional Japanese meal includes rice (gohan), miso soup (miso shiru), pickled veggies (tsukemono) and fish or meat. Whilst rice is the staple food, various kinds of noodles (udon, soba and ramen) are low-cost and incredibly preferred for light meals.

 

Being an island nation, the Japanese take fantastic pleasure for their seafood. Fish is typical, generally barbequed, but additionally offered uncooked as sashimi or even in sushi. Seafood and veggies also are deep-fried in the mild batter as tempura.

 

Japan possesses a local type of desserts called wagashi consist of ingredients including red bean paste and also indigenous rice wine or shake. Numerous modern day desserts and sweets in Japan are also available.

 

Japanese delicacies consist of various cooking practices of Japan. Every area in Japan possesses its own traditions about cooking. Meals consumed in Japan also reflect the story of the cultural exchange among Japan along with other culture. Because the present times, the impact of the West influenced Japanese cooking traditions to create new recipes, many of which have grown to be preferred not merely within Japan but also outside. Nevertheless, the majority of the cooking practices of Japan generally believe that seasonality is essential.

 

 Japanese delicacies have recently turn out to be a lot more recognizable and valued all over the world.

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heavynneo1 Posted on Tue May 28 2013

Wow.. Thanks chef !

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Rohit999333 Posted on Tue May 28 2013

Yummy !!!!

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vijitha katneni Posted on Tue May 28 2013

Curry powder is made of curry leaves or is it normal garam masala

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jaanamen Posted on Tue May 28 2013

it is mix of spice

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TheLolthazun Posted on Tue May 28 2013

Curry powder is pretty ambiguous, it just depends on the brand. It's simply a mixture of standard curry spices like turmeric, cumin, coriander, garam masala etc etc.

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sentry zero Posted on Tue May 28 2013

My soon to be wife will love this recipe.

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dency13s Posted on Tue May 28 2013

whr is VANAKKAM????? pls say in every video.....

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potbottle Posted on Tue May 28 2013

Wow! Maybe this is your first Japanese dish. Looks yummy!!!!!!!

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Butuzucki Posted on Tue May 28 2013

congratulations BRO ! :D

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peyo001 Posted on Tue May 28 2013

I so love this guy,he is so happy and enthusiastic about this food!! Vahchef forever!!

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Malik Syed Posted on Tue May 28 2013

Yegg!

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Ezekiel Morris Posted on Tue May 28 2013

You should do an Indianized Japanese curry. Even the irony is that the Japanese copied it from the British, who copied it from the Indians. So an indianized japanized indian curry. lol

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