Mincemeat Katsu is a dish made by Sōma Yukihira during his cooking duel against Akira Hayama.
Description[]
The dish utilizes meat closest to the bear's bones, which was considered to be a risky gamble since it increased the chances of the bear's natural stink carrying over with the increased flavor. The dish is accompanied by a sauce made from caramelized Amur Cork honey, which accelerates the natural flavors of the bear meat.
Recipe[]
- Mincemeat Katsu
- Ground Bear Meat (Marbled & Lean)
- Roast
- Back Ribs
- Round
- Bear Meat Fond
- Diced Onion
- Salt
- Pickled Five-Flavor Berry
- Japanese Sake
- Panko Breadcrumbs
- Frying Oil
- Ground Bear Meat (Marbled & Lean)
- Sauce
- Slowly Caramelized Amur Cork Honey
- Balsamic Vinegar
- Minced Onion (Sauteed)
- Sauteed Garlic
- Pickled Five-Flavor Berry (Simmered)
- Japanese Sake
- Bear Fond
- Salt
- Slowly Caramelized Amur Cork Honey
How to Cook[]
- For preparation, pickle the five-flavor berries using Japanese sake in order to extract more flavor.
- Prepare batter and frying oil.
- Grind the various parts of marbled and lean meats to get a rough mixture of both.
- Add diced onion and salt to preference for the ground meat.
- Cover meat mixture with fond made from the bear meat and mix them together.
- Form patties from the meat, cover them in the batter, and then fry in hot oil.
- To create the sauce, slowly heat the honey to caramelize it, then use the balsamic to melt and thicken it.
- Sautee finely diced garlic and onions in a frying pan along with the five-flavor berry, letting the mixture reduce.
- Add the bear fond and adjust seasoning with salt.
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Real Facts[]
- In Japanese cuisine, Katsu (カツ) refers to deep-fried cutlets.