Sohui Kim's Chicken Cutlets à la Donkatsu | More Ketchup, Please
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- Опубліковано 2 жов 2024
- Chef Sohui Kim teams up with her daughter Jasper and son Oliver to make one of her weeknight dinner go-to's: chicken cutlets a la Donkatsu! GET THE RECIPE ►► f52.co/2OS5zTQ
INGREDIENTS
2 chicken breasts, boneless and skinless
1 1/2 teaspoons salt
1 pinch black pepper
1/2 cup all-purpose flour
2 large eggs, beaten
1 cup panko breadcrumbs
1/4 cup olive oil
1 cup cabbage, finely shredded
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Egg monster🍳
Her mom energy is amazing. Goals.
What a sweet family. The mom is adorable.
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Glad you enjoyed this episode of "More Ketchup, Please," Phyllis!
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I didn't know of Sohui Kim before, but love her already! Her family is adorable and she's the mom I want to be when I have kids lol. Great recipe & Ioving the sauce combo 😄👍
Yes, Sohui is great! Glad you enjoyed this episode!
They already are professional chefs!! So adorable. I love this recipe! XOXOX
This is precious!! and raising kids with the cooking skills and their history ❤❤ The foods of our ancestors shouldn't be forgotten (that goes for language, too). We have Mexican/Cuban/Russian in our family and those foods have all been shared with my children and their appreciation for food is amazing.
So glad you enjoyed this episode of "More Ketchup, Please" Christine!
You are such an awesome Mom and your children are absolutely charming, smart and beautiful and handsome! Your husband seems super cool too! What a great family, so inspiring!
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What an adorable video. A great dish. Sweet family.
Glad you enjoyed this episode of "More Ketchup, Please" Marian!
At home in UK we've always pronounced the sauce as 'wuster' sauce, most people drop the 'shire'. Easier for all to say esp kids. Great food and happy family by the way, more recipes please...
Thanks for the tip -- glad you enjoyed Sohui's recipe!
What a beautiful family 💕❤️💕 i found your book at the library and I’m in love!!! Can’t wait to make your recipes .
It is great that you are teaching your children about their culture and showing them how to cook as they may need it later in life to feed themselves. My grandmother began teaching me how to cook food and my mother taught me some also and after getting into the Air Force I learned even more from the chefs who worked in the food service facilities where I was stationed at.
Thanks for sharing, Sidney -- glad you enjoyed this episode of "More Ketchup, Please!"