Posted: 2026-03-29
Japanese Fusion Pork Curry
I am too tired to do a proper writeup, here's the short version:
TLDR
- Take 800g pork cutlets, cut into 3cm pieces
- Fry it at a high temperature until seared on outside but not quite done
- Pour off grease keeping a little, put cutlets aside
- Optional: Chop up 1-2 onions and any desired lipid-soluble actives as finely as possible, fry in the amount of grease that remains after pouring it off. Put them aside
- Chop up 500g of fatty streaky bacon into slivers
- Fry at a high temperature until crispy
- Pour off grease, put bacon aside (grease won't combine with the curry)
- Melt 100g Mild Golden Curry solid curry block with a little water (Add chili only if prepared to deal with a poor result)
- Add coconut cream or coconut milk to taste
- Boil off any excess water in the curry/coconut cream until it reaches desired thickness (NO MEAT IN IT)
- Add some beans and peas you unhealthy bastard
- Add the meat back into it (and onions if you fried them)
- Mix it all up, simmer lightly
- Serve
Gotchas
- Boiling beans/peas in the sauce excessively will cause it to become stringy and unpleasant.
- Reducing the sauce too quickly will do the same.
- Chili makes this terrible
Upgrades
- Sous vide pork belly instead of cutlets works great here. Experiment with time/temperature, but 12 hours at 80C is a good starting point.
- Deglaze the pan with whisky after finishing the frying — this is great
- Splash of rice vinegar at the end to brighten the richness
- Touch of potato starch when frying the cutlets to get a little extra texture
Reheats pretty well.
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