“I’ll just get one more level and another Xmas tree”
Just add bacon to the mix and you won’t feel bad man.I literally had to stop buying junk. Now if I want to snack i've gotta eat some olives or cheese or a yogurt cup or something.
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I just came to post that. A++ chips. One of the better seasonal ones I can remember.
Ok help me out here. I have never had that, is it Korean BBQ? I can see a side of Fried fish,Rice,some kind of sauce and looks like a plate of fried Chicken thighs with cabbage?
Serious question just not sure what i'm looking at. Also the bottom picture as well, was that from a different visit?
Making me miss tonkatsu and karaage.it's Japanese tonkatsu, which is pork loin coated in panko and then deep fried. There's two different types there- hire and roast, hire is leaner and thicker.
The side dishes are squid and ham steak cooked in the same way. Same visit. Restaurants close at 8pm here and I rarely get out of work before that so I wanted to make it worth my while.
Comes with white rice, pickled daikon radish, shijimi soup (freshwater clam miso soup), barley tea, cabbage, and a special tonkatsu sauce to pour on top. Rice, soup and tea are all free refills.
Entire thing was about $20
I fucking destroyed those breakfast bowls with chicken and rice and a raw egg broken on top when I was there. No idea what the fuck it was called. I just pointed to shit, since everywhere has pictures of food over there. Plus those fucking fried fatty pork things on a stick were fucking amazing. I mostly ate junk food, and they have amazing fatty junk food, but the sweet junk food is disappointing. Japanese food tends to be very simple, just a few ingredients thrown together in a pleasing way. I like it, but I also love american food disasters like a burrito stuffed with DOUBLE EVERYTHING.Making me miss tonkatsu and karaage.
yea, substitute panko from breadcrumbs and thats a pork cutlet basically.Japanese food tends to be very simple, just a few ingredients thrown together in a pleasing way. I like it, but I also love american food disasters like a burrito stuffed with DOUBLE EVERYTHING.
Wrong thread, though my typical process is pat dry, flour, egg, batter, repeat egg batter for chicken fry, then freezer on rack 15 minutes before into fryer.yea, substitute panko from breadcrumbs and thats a pork cutlet basically.
i will say that since i was experimenting with frying a month ago with my deep fryer, even tho it's annoying, it's a MUST that you have to coat the cutlet in flour before dredging in egg, i said elsewhere, i view it as primer for paint.