Quick & Easy Katsu Sando (japanese Pork Cutlet Sandwich)
  1. Cut slits along the fat of the pork loins (this prevents pork from curling as it fries). Tenderize each piece of pork with a meat mallet or with the back of your knife until about 1 cm thick.

  2. Evenly season pork loins with salt, black pepper and garlic powder on both sides. Place flour in a large shallow bowl, beaten eggs in a medium bowl and panko in a third bowl. Evenly dredge each pork loin first in flour, then in egg and lastly panko - ensuring no bald spots.

  3. In a heavy bottomed pot, heat oil over medium heat or 350 F. Once oil is hot, deep fry pork on each side until golden brown, 2-3 minutes per side and until the pork reaches and internal temperature of 145 F or juices run clear.

  4. Remove pork with a slotted spoon and rest the pork on a wire rack or large plate or baking sheet lined with paper towels to excess drip the oil. The residual oil will make the crispy pork soggy.

  5. In a bowl, combine grated cabbage, salt, rice vinegar and Japanese mayo. Mix well.

  6. Butter two slices of bread. Layer a piece of pork katsu on top, drizzle Tonkatsu sauce over top, followed by equal portion of cabbage slaw.

  7. Close the sandwich with a slice of bread. Slice off the crusts (optional) and then slice sandwich in half with a bread knife. Enjoy!

Course🍽️Main Course

Diets🥩Carnivore...

Category🥪Sandwich

Cuisine🇯🇵Japanese

Occasions🍽️Casual Dining📆Everyday

Season🔁Year-round

DifficultyEasy ⏰ 30m

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