Tonkatsu (deep fried pork) Recipe – Japanese Cooking 101
This video will show you how to make delicious Pork Tonkatsu (deep fried pork) right at home!
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oishi :D
are these things also available in the uk?
+MasterOfTheEggs2029 im sorry that I said this late but good appetite ?
i made this today!!
I hate pork, they asked me to make pork, guess this is what I’ll be trying.
you can also use chicken or minced Beef too. both are really good.
her accent is adorable and i really want to try and make this!!
+Crab Nicholson Weeaboos are crazy.
+TheAnimeExplorer ignore the haters ?
well thats not very nice 🙁
+TheAnimeExplorer
Kill yourself Weeaboo.
God I’m craving this right now but I have gastritis. :(
Damn l feel for you man! This looks tasty asf but I have Crohn’s. 🙁
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where did you get your stainless steel tongs from !??
how can i make tonkatsu sauce?
umnnn, its look yummy i wanna try it
Don’t use canola guys
2 part wostershire sauce and 1 part ketchup
+PeacefulGary
Why not?
thanks for sharing. this is so inspirative. love it
what would go good with pork cutlets besides rice
+Crab Nicholson thank you.
+pipefox19
Japanese curry.
Never felt so happy with a video’s outro.
For Tonkatsu sauce I can never find it in our local Asian market or local
grocery store so i usually use ketchup,oyster sauce,lemon juice,and
worcestershire sauce does anyone know if maybe it would be the same as they
said how to make in the video??
うまそうだな(*´Д｀)
I miss my aunts cooking so this helps a lot arigato
I am gonna try this and fyi i am 11 years old so wish me luck
You go girl. Get an adults supervision so you don’t get burnt. But
otherwise it’s never to young to start cooking
+7th aveneue sing I started cooking at the age of 6. I’m now 63. Cooking
was my first love and passion. I’m sure your going to do just fine!
The only thing better than tonkatsu is tonkatsu udon! Num!
What sauce did you put on Tonkatsu?
+The Bystander Tonkatsu Sauce.
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