
A pork cutlet is the dish which wrapped the pork in flour, egg, and bread crumbs (Panko), and fried it in oil.
A pork cutlet is a dish originating in Cotelette of French cuisine, and is one of the typical Japanised European foods. Although pork fillet or pork loin is generally used, I always use fillet since loin has much fat.
There are various ways of eating and there is traditional seasoning peculiar to rural areas etc. I am from Nagoya and, generally a pork cutlet is eaten with a sweetened bean paste source (Miso Sorce). There is a dish called Kastu-Don, pork cutlet puts on rice. Thus, Pork cutlet can be eaten in various ways.

INGREDIENTS (3-4people)
Pork 200g

Salt and Pepper
Flour
Egg
Panko
Let’s Start Cooking!!
Slice pork, hit the line of meat by using the back of the knife
Put salt and pepper both side of pork
Dredge flour
Dip pork into eggs
Dredge Panko

Fry them!!!
i like chicken katsu :) said,
October 12, 2009 @ 2:08 pm
I really love to make and eat chicken katsu over pork
. The sauce is the boss, so I love BullDog sauce. You can get it at most Japanese grocery stores in the U.S.