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Japanese Food - CRISPY FRIED PORK CHOPS Tonkatsu Cutlets Tokyo Japan

Crispy Fried Pork Chops (Tenderizing technique)香酥煎豬扒(豬扒嫩滑的秘訣) http://www.singaporeweather.org/watch/58324#7

Crispy Fried Pork Chops (Tenderizing technique)香酥煎豬扒(豬扒嫩滑的秘訣) http://www.singaporeweather.org/watch/58324#7

For this video, we went down to Wow Wow West at Bukit Merah to do a huge Western Food Platter Mukbang. I decided to do a Mukbang and not a speed challenge because my throat is still recovering from the Monster Curry Challenge. Western food served by Singaporean hawkers are generally English and Italian inspired dishes that have been adjusted for local tastes. Wow Wow West is no different, serving affordable but gigantic portions of Fish and Chips, Chicken Chops and Grilled Cheese Sausages among others. Each dish comes with sides of French Fries, Coleslaw and Baked Beans. Wow Wow West has been around for almost 20 years, with their massive portion size never changing.

For my Western Food Platter Mukbang, I brought my giant plate which was loaded with 2 servings of Fish and Chips, a Chicken Cutlet, a Chicken Chop, a Pork Chop, 2 Cheese Sausages and heaps of their sides. The Fish and Chips, breaded and not battered as is the norm here in Singapore, came with a distinctly pink tartar sauce that added a sweet and savoury dimension to the crispy whole fillets of fish. The chops were drowned in a brown sauce that was also sweet and savoury but in a meatier way and complemented the pure unadulterated flavours of the meats, which were grilled superbly. The Chicken Cutlet came as expected, well-seasoned and crunchy, while not dry on the inside. The Cheese Sausages naturally had cheese inside them and were made with natural casings. They were not overly salty nor did they taste like processed meat.

For the sides, the French Fries were crispy on the outside and tender on the inside while being well-seasoned. The coleslaw was unicolour and similarly one-dimensional in flavour, but rounded off the meal as a vegetable dish. The Baked Beans came from a can, so you would either like them or hate them.

It was an enjoyable Mukbang for me to do as it brought back a flood of childhood memories that most Singaporeans would be familiar with. The food was good for hawker fare while being both affordable and large in portions. However, they do not offer this Western Food Platter on their menu for those who would like to try this mukbang, but you can mix and match through their usual menu to replicate it.

Head over to Wow Wow West for an affordable and filling Western meal!

Visit Wow Wow West at:

ABC Brickworks Food Centre #01-133
6 Jalan Bukit Merah
Singapore 150006

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Hi, everyone. :) Today we'll show you how to make a crispy outside, tender inside, and delicious homemade Japanese pork cutlet sandwich: Katsu Sando カツサンド.

In Japanese, Katsu Sando is very popular finger-sized food. You can have it in convenient store, station food stand, or in a cafe. Sando means sandwich, katsu means fry cutlet, it can be pork or chicken, and is usually coated with panko which is Japanese style breadcrumbs.  So katsu sando is Japanese style fried pork cutlet sandwich.

In this video, we use Philips TurboStar Airfryer to make the tonkatsu(トンカツ/Pork cutlet) , and the result is so amazing, if you have one, you can certainly air fry the pork cutlet, no need any drop of oil, several minutes later, you will have a golden crispy outside, tender and juicy inside, a deep-fried but healthy tonkatsu. Hope you like it. Enjoy. :)

This is an #ASMR ver, you can check out the other ver that with BGM and Voices in Chinese if you like:
https://youtu.be/uydgxjfiHkA
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AirFryer Katsu Sando カツサンド  Recipe

✎ Ingredients
toast 4 slice, thick medium
pork chops 2 pieces (2~2.5cm )
salt and black pepper Q.S.
egg 1
flour 50g
Japanese panko breadcrumbs 50g
tonkatsu sauce Q.S.
cabbage Q.S.

✎ Instructions
1. Use a sharp knife to slice the cabbage into thin threads. Soak in cold water and drain them dry. Set aside.
2. Add 50g panko (Japanese breadcrumbs) in a frying pan, stir gently and evenly over medium-low heat until the panko is golden brown. Then transfer to the tray.
3. Push the brade tenderizer to make slits between meat and fat, and cut the connective tissue. If you don’t have tenderizer, you can use a fork to poke tiny holes to help tender.
4. Season with salt and pepper. Marinate for 20 minutes.
5. Whisk the egg, and place egg, pando, and flour in 3 trays. Dredge each side in flour, then dip into beaten egg, let excess drip back. Repeat dredge in flour and dip into egg again. And press into panko to coat both side at last step.
6. Place the pork in Air Fryer basket and set to 160°C and cook for 6-7 minutes, once the time's up, flip over and set to 190°C to cook for 3-4 minutes, depends on how big is the pork is.
7. Put the tonkatsu / fry pork to coat the sauce in both side evenly, then transfer to the toast.
8. Add some shredded cabbage onto the pork, then place another piece of toast on top to sandwich. It's done.
9. You can cut it in half and more as you like. Enjoy!

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