Chicken Katsu with Tonkatsu Sauce - delicious Canadian chicken recipe
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Poulet Katsu avec Sauce Tonkatsu

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30 min4480 cal

Chicken katsu is the Japanese answer to the breaded chicken cutlet — except the breadcrumb coating uses panko, which creates a crunch that regular breadcrumbs can't match. Chicken breast pounded thin, seasoned simply with salt and pepper, dredged through flour, egg, and panko, then shallow-fried until deep golden. The tonkatsu sauce — Worcestershire, ketchup, soy sauce, and a pinch of sugar — takes 30 seconds to mix. Serve over rice with shredded cabbage dressed in sesame dressing. This is comfort food that travels well across cultures.

Ingrédients

Portions :
4

Instructions

Valeur nutritive par portion

Calories480 kcal
Protéines35 g
Lipides15 g
Glucides31 g
Fibres4 g
Sucre9 g
Sodium679 mg

Conseils de pro

  • 💡Most international spices are available at T&T, Adonis, or the international aisle of Loblaws, Metro, and Sobeys.
  • 💡Marinating overnight makes a significant difference in flavour penetration — plan ahead when possible.
  • 💡Bone-in chicken is preferred for most international recipes because the bones add body and richness to the sauce.

Variantes

  • 🔄Swap chicken thighs for drumsticks — they're often cheaper and work in nearly every international recipe.
  • 🔄Vegetarian version: replace chicken with chickpeas or firm tofu for most recipes.
  • 🔄Adjust spice levels freely — start with half the chili/heat components and add more to taste.

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