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If you use a long grain white rice, the rice won’t stick together This is important as this type of rice is stickier which is good for sushi like recipes. If you don’t own a cooling rack, use a plate with paper towel to absorb the leftover oil.

Allow the pork katsu to cool on a cooling rack to prevent the residual oil from making it soggy.

When you crank up the heat, this will result in undercooked pork with a burnt or overly browned breaded coating.

Cook tonkatsu over medium heat and no higher.

When coating your pork loins in cornstarch, egg and panko breadcrumbs, make sure the loins are evenly coated and not missing any spots or it’ll result in a patchy breaded tonkatsu.

You may have most of the ingredients already if you have a Japanese ingredient pantry. All you need is some sushi rice, cucumbers, nori, salt, store bought tonkatsu sauce, Japanese mayo (normal mayo works well too), pork loins, panko breadcrumbs, egg, cornstarch, and oil. It doesn’t call for too many ingredients compared to other onigirazu recipes online. This easy onigirazu recipe is simple and so good.

No mold required!Īlso the best part about my Pork Katsu Onigirazu is that it does not require a onigirazu mold! You will just need some cling film, if you want to make them look aesthetically pleasing.

Of course, there are many other onigirazu ideas, such as raw salmon with veggies, onigirazu spam, onigirazu tuna, or onigirazu vegan style. There are many kinds of onigirazu fillings that you can choose from but to keep this one savoury and delicious, I want to stick with a tonkatsu cucumber filling. So, whenever I have a craving for this dish, I will make my own until I find a restaurant that serves it! I also first learned about onigirazu by watching this video! Many filling ideas! In Canada, this is a sandwich that you won’t find in restaurants but it’s incredibly popular in Japan. I could eat sushi rice wrapped in nori with some salt and call it a day! It is so simple, delicious and easy to make at home. Great as a snack, for a picnic or as a meal! If you’re not a fan of tonkatsu, check out my other Onigirazu recipe featuring 3 other fillings: tuna mayo, spam, and eggs and veggies. A crispy piece of panko breaded pork wrapped in sushi rice, nori seasoned with tonkatsu sauce, Japanese mayo and salt. Pork Katsu Onigirazu, also known as Tonkatsu Sushi Sandwich.