Cooking Instructions
- 1
Wash potatoes
- 2
Peel potatoes surface
- 3
Cut potatoes size quarter
- 4
Microwave 3 to 5 mins after covering potatoes with wrap. Or boil 5mins.
- 5
Oil into the deep fryer cook pot. Then turn on oven.
- 6
Prepare 3 bowls
- 7
Potatoes sprinkled with salt and pepper.
- 8
Cover with flour
- 9
Cover with egg(beaten egg)
- 10
Cover with panko
- 11
Check the oil temperature 170℃=340℉
- 12
Put some potatoes into the cook pot.
- 13
Color change from white to brown.
- 14
Complete!
- 15
I recommend OKONOMI sauce.
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