NIHON SHOKKEN GROUP
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Comparison of tonkatsu (pork cutlet) cross sections
Nihon Shokken Batter Mix

Flour/Egg Mixture

Batter is used to keep breading attached to fried foods and consists of flour dissolved in egg and water.
Nihon Shokken's batter makes preparation easy and allows anyone to make authentic Japanese tonkatsu (pork cutlet).
Compared to batter made from flour and eggs, the breading attaches firmly to the ingredients and doesn't come loose.
In addition, because it helps hold the meat juices inside the breading it allows for juicier fried foods with more volume.
Dissolve the batter mix in water and coat the pork in the resulting batter. (It may be necessary to first flour the pork). Eggs not necessary.
Thoroughly coat the ingredients from step 1 in panko (bread crumbs).
Fry for approximately 3-4 minutes in 170℃(340℉) oil.
(1)Reduces required work.

Because it already includes salt, pepper and other required seasonings, there's no need to preseason the meat.
(2)Cuts costs

Because the breading seals in the meat juices, it reduces pollution of the oil and allows for frier oil to be used longer.
A: Nihon Shokken Batter Mix
B: Flour/Egg Mixture
(3)Repeat customers increase thanks to the improved appearance and flavor.
Comparison of tonkatsu (pork cutlet) volume
Nihon Shokken Batter Mix
Flour/Egg Mixture
You can make tender and juicy tonkatsu (pork cutlets) with good volume because the breading doesn't come loose and seals in the meat flavors.

(1) Dissolve the batter mix in water and coat the pork in the resulting batter.
(2) Thoroughly coat the ingredients from step 1 in panko (bread crumbs).
(3) Fry for approximately 3-4 minutes in 170℃(340℉) oil.
Coat generously with tonkatsu sauce.

(1) Fry tonkatsu (pork cutlet).
(2) Place don sauce, onions and the tonkatsu (pork cutlet) from (1) in a heat resistant bowl with a beat egg and cover with plastic wrap.Heat in a microwave until the egg is half cooked.
(3) Quickly place on top of a bowl of rice.

(1) Place julienned cabbage on top of rice in a bowl.
(2) Then place sliced tonkatsu (pork cutlet) on top and coat generously with tonkatsu sauce.

The staple set meal item in Japan.
A dish where around 3 different types of fried food are arranged together with vegetables.
The fried foods usually consist of shrimp, oysters white fish.
Using Nihon Shokken batter allows for making even the high in water content shrimp and fish juicy and crispy.

Katsu-curry rice, a dish of curry rice topped with a tonkatsu (pork cutlet) is an extemely popular staple dish in Japan.

(1) Fry tonkatsu (pork cutlet).
(2)Coat (1) in tonkatsu sauce and serve between 2 slices of bread along with julienned cabbage.
| Applicable products and sales regions | ||
|---|---|---|
| North America (Nippon Shokken U.S.A. Inc.) |
BATTER MIX FOR CUTLET [GOLD] | 3.3 lb.×10 |
| EU | TONKATSU-TEIGMISCHUNG | 1kg×15 |
| China(苏州食研食品有限公司) | 包特美可素 2kg | 2kg×8 |
| Hong Kong | 打粉 1kg | 1kg×15 |
| 炸粉(含雞蛋) 1kg | 1kg×15 | |
| Taiwan (台灣食研食品股份有限公司) |
調味油炸粉K200 10kg | 10kg×2 |
| 黃金油炸粉 1.5kg | 1.5kg×10 | |
| 麵包粉 10kg | 10kg | |
| 麵包粉(特級粗) 10kg | 10kg | |
| Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Oceania |
"TONKATSU" COATING POWDER 1kg | 1kg×15 |
| "TONKATSU" BATTER MIX 1kg | 1kg×15 | |
| Thailand, Laos, Cambodia, Philippines |
UCHIKO MIX | 1kg×10 |
| FRY MIX GOLD | 1kg×10 | |
| Korea | 밧타믹스K200(돈까스용 튀김가루) | 10kg×2 |
Product specifications may differ for different sales regions, so actual product details and usage methods may differ slightly from those noted on this website.
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