Crispy and Tender Pork Cutlets with Fresh Breadcrumbs

Using fresh breadcrumbs makes it crispy! Tenderize the meat with a meat mallet for a truly tender and delicious result. The coating isn't too thick, making it a satisfying dish for those with a big appetite.
The story behind this recipe:
Homemade pork cutlets can cost over 400 yen each when bought. You can make two for the price of one, and still have change left over.
Crispy and Tender Pork Cutlets with Fresh Breadcrumbs
Using fresh breadcrumbs makes it crispy! Tenderize the meat with a meat mallet for a truly tender and delicious result. The coating isn't too thick, making it a satisfying dish for those with a big appetite.
The story behind this recipe:
Homemade pork cutlets can cost over 400 yen each when bought. You can make two for the price of one, and still have change left over.
Steps
- 1
Pound the meat all over with a meat mallet. (You can find meat mallets at dollar stores)
- 2
Once it looks like this, sprinkle with salt and pepper.
- 3
Lightly dust the meat with flour.
- 4
Crack the egg, beat it, and mix with flour and water to make the batter.
- 5
The batter's consistency will vary depending on the egg size. It should be slightly thinner than pancake batter. Adjust with water as needed.
- 6
Place fresh breadcrumbs in a tray and lightly break them up.
- 7
I didn't have a tray, so I used the lid of a quick-pickling container.
- 8
Dip the meat in the batter and place it on the breadcrumbs. Sprinkle breadcrumbs on top as well. (Using tongs will keep your hands from getting sticky)
- 9
Lay plastic wrap on the counter, place the meat from step 8 on it, and press down firmly three times with your palm.
- 10
Shape it into a whale shape. Keep your left hand straight and your right hand in a curved shape like this: )
- 11
Fry at 340°F (170°C) for about 1.5 minutes on each side, about 3 minutes total.
- 12
It turned out like this.
- 13
Let it cool slightly before cutting.
- 14
Here's a cross-section view. It's thick, right? And the coating isn't too thick, is it?
- 15
Serve with vegetables, and it's done.
- 16
Note: You can also show the cut side when serving♪
- 17
It's perfectly fine to use regular breadcrumbs instead of fresh ones. In that case, just press them lightly onto the meat.
- 18
A 120-gram bag of fresh breadcrumbs had about 1/4 left over. There was also enough batter left to make another cutlet.
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