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#food #japanese #combini #sando #katsu Tonkatsu * Thicc cut Pork loin ~1 inch * salt * pepper * 2-3 eggs beaten * 1-2 cups flour * 1-2 cups panko * Oil for frying * Cabbage * Shokupan Sauce * 2 tablespoons Worcestershire sauce * 2 tablespoons ketchup * 2 teaspoons sugar * 2 tablespoons red wine * 5 g butter Spicy Mayo * 3 tbsps kewpie mayo * 1 tsp of karashi (japanese spicy mayo) 1. Thinly slice cabbage 2. Salt cabbage and let it sit for 20 minutes so it sweats a bit, then squeeze out all the liquid 3. Mix mustard and mayo together, the japanese mustard flavor helps cut through the fat and is really the key ingredient to the sando tasting like how it does in Japan 4. In a sauce pan add Worcestershire, ketchup, sugar, redwine, bring to a boil, reduce until thickens and coats the back of a spoon, then add butter, black pepper 5. For tonkatsu , sprinkle on salt and pepper to both sides 6. Get tray of Flour, egg wash, and panko, Dip the meat in flour, then egg, then panko 7. Fry at 350 until the internal temperature of the pork hits 130-135F, this will allow the inside to be medium rare, you can cook it to 145 if you want it to be more cooked 8. Decrust your bread, spread mayo on both sides of the bread, add cabbage, then meat, then layer on the sauce, add more cabbage on top and top with bread. 9. Wrap in parchment paper or plastic wrap and cut in half