How To Make Japanese Curry - Katsu Curry

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  • čas přidán 7. 09. 2024
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Komentáře • 559

  • @MaeLSTRoM1997
    @MaeLSTRoM1997 Před 8 lety +93

    The voice is so strangely relaxing I nearly fell asleep watching this video. I think I won't need a white noise machine ever again

  • @TheJapanfoodchannel
    @TheJapanfoodchannel  Před 12 lety +112

    Thank you for the compliments!
    Hubby says he has a face for radio and a voice for silent film :D
    Thanks for the confidence booster for him :)

  • @bittertongue96
    @bittertongue96 Před 8 lety +607

    I like how negative the comments are about his grammar,the recipe or the stove top?
    Try speaking japanese fluently or instruct a cooking show in a language that's not your own. Seriously, you guys should just give OP a thumbs up.
    If you know how to read, the title clearly says it's JAPANESE CURRY. Meaning they make the curry how MOST japanese households do it. Seriously folks, use your brain if you have one. If not, shut up and just watch the video.

    • @tylereverett1731
      @tylereverett1731 Před 8 lety +21

      amen! I thought the recipe was spot on hoe my dad cooks it. Who cares about his grammar? he is visually showing how to do each step.

    • @hello.tangerine
      @hello.tangerine Před 7 lety

      bittertongue96

    • @Ehawkjj2
      @Ehawkjj2 Před 5 lety +1

      thats not how you cook japanese curry though...

    • @Moonessence1
      @Moonessence1 Před 5 lety +3

      Arthur Rapson you big mad? 😂😂😂☠️

    • @sxnxqa2335
      @sxnxqa2335 Před 4 lety +3

      Jonathan Jou make a video on how to cook it then?
      also if you know how to cook it why tf are you watching this video

  • @christianlewis7055
    @christianlewis7055 Před 6 lety +14

    I'm obsessed with this curry after visiting Japan. First thing I do tomorrow is buy the ingredients to make this.

  • @critalxo
    @critalxo Před 2 lety +4

    This has been my go to curry recipe video for years!!! Thank you 🍛

  • @ts5792
    @ts5792 Před 8 lety +2

    Best curry rice tutorial on CZcams. Not only was the step by step procedure easy to follow, but the results were amazing! Thank you for a great Tutorial

  • @ChCoCoRadio
    @ChCoCoRadio Před 12 lety +2

    Love how at 4:57 the narrator continues talking in a soft, fluid manner. He always manage to make me feel as if I'm being massaged whilst watching the video. Can't wait to try this - it looks amazing. Thanks for another great video! Adding to favorites :3

  • @yootewber5161
    @yootewber5161 Před 10 lety +62

    Actually, I love it how yet the narrator calls his wife 'the Japanese housewife'. I think it's so sweet and I personally find that referring to her in the third person is very respectful.

    • @nmpoy
      @nmpoy Před 4 lety +5

      it’s cringey

  • @oscarfelix1952
    @oscarfelix1952 Před 7 lety +1

    I love his soothing voice...he makes it not intimidating. He's a great instructor and I appreciate it.

  • @cher128bx
    @cher128bx Před 10 lety +36

    Just finished eating my last bite of the Katsu Curry.
    I have to say, IT WAS SOOOO delicious!!!! I was a little nervous about the heat of the curry as I "accidentally" bought the box that said HOT instead of the milder variety. Uh Oh!
    I have to say however, that the heat level was fairly tame. Whew! What a relief!
    So thank you for this absolutely yummy recipe.
    I've tried many of your recipes and they are ALL, ALL wonderful!!!!

    • @jasminepreza360
      @jasminepreza360 Před 6 lety

      Cheryl S. I love how you worded you coment sounds really professional😊👍

  • @giggles2302
    @giggles2302 Před 8 lety +5

    I've got some curry bricks and wasn't sure how to make it. Thank you for showing, looks simple to do and also looks sooo good!

  • @TheJapanfoodchannel
    @TheJapanfoodchannel  Před 12 lety +1

    Thank you so much for the kind compliments! We try hard to make sure that the videos are easy to follow and hearing it first hand makes us feel great about the work we put in - thank you :D

  • @nntytuu
    @nntytuu Před 7 lety +259

    This sounds like something from a Rick and Morty skit... This narrator is hilarious.

    • @takemetoyonk
      @takemetoyonk Před 7 lety +13

      michael marcus stir stir stir stir keep stirring just keep stirring stir stir stir

    • @nntytuu
      @nntytuu Před 7 lety

      ahaha

    • @brandonpower5188
      @brandonpower5188 Před 7 lety +21

      First, you take the curry to the dingle bop. Then you want to rub your vegetables with some schleme.

    • @TheCameraBro
      @TheCameraBro Před 7 lety +3

      9 2 I was thinking exactly that lmfao sounds like his improv bits

    • @chilli.mayonnaise
      @chilli.mayonnaise Před 7 lety +6

      It's Pichael Thompson's cooking show

  • @TheJapanfoodchannel
    @TheJapanfoodchannel  Před 11 lety +1

    Wendy, thank you so much for your kind words~! It means a lot to us to hear that you were able to follow the instructions and were thrilled with the results :) Honestly, that's the whole goal of the channel and to hear it first hand from someone makes us feel great and want to keep sharing more. Thank you for being a subscriber and making our day~! :D

  • @rebeccab.1296
    @rebeccab.1296 Před 7 lety +48

    Those baby carrots are just big carrots peeled and cut down. It's helpful for using the misshapen carrots so they don't get thrown out. Lol

    • @ThePandababy13
      @ThePandababy13 Před 4 lety +4

      in my country they're actually a special breed of carrots. you can see they grew like that and they are sweeter than big carrots

    • @rebeccab.1296
      @rebeccab.1296 Před 4 lety +1

      @@ThePandababy13 Oh, I see.

  • @MangaJosh
    @MangaJosh Před 6 lety +2

    I like how he say, “here we have a pork cutlet and we’re gonna slice the beef around the edge” this guy just wants to bring us good food and doesn’t care about little mishaps. That’s my kinda cooking show! You just got a subscriber in me dude!

  • @HerrKatze
    @HerrKatze Před 7 lety +10

    The way he talks is reminiscent of how the voices in Rick and Morty (Think, "Intergalactic Television" voice overs). It made this video so much more entertaining for me.

  • @SigShooter9mm
    @SigShooter9mm Před 7 lety +17

    "Don't worry, stuff flies out of your pot." This is so me when I cook.

  • @wokeupcute
    @wokeupcute Před 5 lety +2

    One of the best videos i have seen for the curry. Thank you for posting this!

  • @dreamsoundgaming4136
    @dreamsoundgaming4136 Před 8 lety +6

    Great recipe! I made it with some sweet rice and it ended up tasting really good. Thanks for the tutorial! :)

  • @NicoleRetuta
    @NicoleRetuta Před 3 lety

    I miss the content in this channel! Wish you guys can revive this channel. This is one of the first You Tube channels I watched to learn how to make Japanese curry!

  • @mikkagalvez8856
    @mikkagalvez8856 Před 9 lety +73

    "GO AHEAD and dont worry if stuffs flies off your pot like you just saw" xD

  • @sodaholicG
    @sodaholicG Před 10 lety +43

    I think he's calling her housewife as a codename the way bloggers refer to their family to protect their identity. Dear Husband and The Kid are similar examples of names bloggers give to their family members in their posts. I don't think he's sounds like a bad guy :/

    • @Lisaaaaaaq
      @Lisaaaaaaq Před 4 lety +1

      Even if that weren't the case, you can tell he is joking lol I'm asian and female so I don't take offense to this 😂 It's just what we call in the UK "Banter" 😉

  • @sittisarah9619
    @sittisarah9619 Před rokem

    Wow yummy yummy makanan yg disajikan sangat simpel dan mengugah selera anak anak maupun orang dewasa

  • @puterinana21
    @puterinana21 Před 7 lety +1

    wow.. its really different from how i do it.. we malaysian also love curry.. here, we stir fry the paste first.. how nice to see others country recipe.. ^^

  • @jduff59
    @jduff59 Před 6 lety +1

    That really looks amazing. Simple delicious, nutritious soul food from Japan! No wonder it's so popular. Great video too and thanks for making it easy to understand.

  • @BuddhaFilms
    @BuddhaFilms Před 9 lety +9

    The person has beautiful hands, I think it makes the visual of cooking more appealing.

    • @nugg3016
      @nugg3016 Před 7 lety +3

      Daniel J yeah, I think so too. I think I have a hand fetish 😂😂 I always have to check a person's hand when I meet them for the first time. It's not the face or anything, "SHOW ME YOUR MOFUCKIN HANDS" 😂

    • @Treasure-bl3cn
      @Treasure-bl3cn Před 6 lety

      Daniel J i thinks its a girl

  • @mexiconena77
    @mexiconena77 Před 10 lety +1

    First brown the beef, when it's golden brown stir in the potatoes. When the potatoes get a little traslucid around the edges add the rest of the vegetables. Browning the beef will make it more tasteful and tender. Sauteing the potatoes will make them cook faster. When adding water, make sure it's boiling, this will also make your dish taste better.

  • @TheJapanfoodchannel
    @TheJapanfoodchannel  Před 11 lety +1

    Joseph, the spices depend on what flavor curry you buy. There are sweet, mild and hot curries so it's hard to answer your question directly. In our affiliate store (link in the video description above) we've highlighted some curries that you can check out and see which one is right for what you're looking for or trying to avoid eating. Thanks for being a viewer and we're glad to have you here :D

  • @jamesdeasy9397
    @jamesdeasy9397 Před 9 lety

    This definitely was INCREDIBLE! Thanks for the great recipe. CURRY LOVERS MUST HAVE RIGHT HERE.

  • @TheJapanfoodchannel
    @TheJapanfoodchannel  Před 12 lety +1

    That's right! This is a combo of two Japanese dishes. It's very popular in Japan even though it's really just a combination of 2 well known dishes. I can tell you're really paying attention, you're going be really good in the kitchen if you're not already :)

  • @TheJapanfoodchannel
    @TheJapanfoodchannel  Před 12 lety +3

    Thank you, we really appreciate it :) He keeps us busy but we love him :D

  • @JrLv38944
    @JrLv38944 Před 5 lety

    this is honestly the best curry tutorial on youtube lol

  • @micoforion
    @micoforion Před 7 lety

    thanx for the recipe, just done it the way you suggested, tastes delicious.

  • @ruthboymarquez
    @ruthboymarquez Před 11 lety +1

    Your voice is so good for the yoga. I was already sleeping in the middle of your instruction.

  • @September2091
    @September2091 Před 6 lety +1

    came for the food, but stayed for the comments lmao relax people, nobodies perfect, otherwise we all be robots

  • @AlexLaTerreur
    @AlexLaTerreur Před 10 lety

    Dude!!!! I bought the exact same curry box at the grocery store. It has been so long since I've wanted to make this.
    Now I just have to find the time!!!!

  • @yungRegis
    @yungRegis Před 4 lety

    One of my all time favorites right here! Thanks for the video I’m gonna enjoy making and eating this

  • @ChCoCoRadio
    @ChCoCoRadio Před 12 lety

    No problem :] I just made this earlier. I had to substitute the pork cutlets with pork chops, and the thinly sliced beef with stew meat because that was all there was in my freezer. Still turned out really good.

  • @mausiesylvani1521
    @mausiesylvani1521 Před 10 lety

    Excellent cooking Vid, tasted one long before when I was in Tokyo, luv it, so now, with your recipe, I'll start again and follow your procedure. Thanks very much for sharing.

  • @leilamohammed9510
    @leilamohammed9510 Před 9 lety +12

    Word of advice, you should of started with a bigger pot such as a dutch oven type, and after your browned your meat you should of taken it out of the pot and then then proceeded with the vegetables until nice and sauteed and then adding in the meat again, and finally I think that you used too much of that curry paste.

  • @tamilianguyen1676
    @tamilianguyen1676 Před 8 lety +24

    I recommend using a bigger pot so the food wouldn't fly out of the pot. xP Otherwise it looks quite delicious and I will try this out. Thank you ^-^

  • @siriqbal
    @siriqbal Před 12 lety

    Thanks for the video. I really enjoy the style of your videos. They feel like you are really watching along as the housewife cooks. Which is great because small details can make all the difference on how your dish comes out.

  • @etraise2
    @etraise2 Před 7 lety +3

    The hell with ramen! THIS ought to be the new college meal!

    • @pcharl01
      @pcharl01 Před 7 lety

      Daily Adventure seems a bit more expensive than cup noodles.

  • @kedhrinkitchen9067
    @kedhrinkitchen9067 Před 5 lety

    This is the most interesting cooking video I have ever listened to

  • @TheRobinhoRoxShow
    @TheRobinhoRoxShow Před 11 lety

    iam mr curry from curry country, but this is very good. thanks for the idea from germany

  • @Be_Gee
    @Be_Gee Před 9 lety +5

    You my friend hit the jackpot with the Housewife...
    I mean I started to notice that I LOVE cooking (When I actually started cooking), hell sometimes I feel like I wanna make food even if I'm full just for the sake of it.

  • @SabrinaSophiaChannel
    @SabrinaSophiaChannel Před 9 lety +16

    Gush.. Can't take some peoples comment.. No need to be rude... Thank you for sharing this! :)

  • @TheJapanfoodchannel
    @TheJapanfoodchannel  Před 11 lety

    Thank you for your kind words! We're glad to have you and guess what, our neighbors are from Germany too :) Glad to have you here~!

  • @AnotherGenericUsername

    This man has the most charming voice like ahhhhh bless you for this 🥺😀

  • @benjaminmonroe1008
    @benjaminmonroe1008 Před 6 lety +1

    I like to cut the veggies smaller. I'm sure it's still great! Don't mind all the haters. Food is all perspective.

  • @tinyheartbreakx
    @tinyheartbreakx Před 7 lety +1

    I need to make this one day... when I have the time and money for it. *drools

  • @TheJapanfoodchannel
    @TheJapanfoodchannel  Před 12 lety +1

    Awesome! We're glad to hear it turned out good :) Our approach in the kitchen is surprisingly similar - make do with what you got!
    Thanks for letting us know you made this, it always makes our day when we hear from folks who are cooking :D

  • @TheJapanfoodchannel
    @TheJapanfoodchannel  Před 11 lety

    Respecting opinions is what we're all about here, and in that spirit we welcome differing points of view. I make the curry the way I was taught growing up in my mom's kitchen and have always enjoyed it. The curry blocks I use all recommend reducing to a simmer but not turning off the heat completely so I can't tell if that's what you mean or not. You're welcome to post tips for others to use and we're glad you're visiting, but I don't see any value in debating this particular point any more.

  • @garrylicup7774
    @garrylicup7774 Před 4 lety

    as soon i finish watching this video,, i will take a quick nap,,,

  • @NicoruAmarfi
    @NicoruAmarfi Před 4 lety

    I have a pile of boxes of that exact curry. It's our favorite roux.

  • @frodobe_tbaggin3146
    @frodobe_tbaggin3146 Před 3 lety

    I just made this and it was absolutely delicious. Thanks for the vid!

  • @THEsuperpickleman
    @THEsuperpickleman Před 4 lety

    I’m so happy I found this video. Informative and hilarious. Definitely getting Rick and Morty/Dr. Steve Bruce vibes from the narrator. I love it.

  • @aquantz
    @aquantz Před 5 lety

    Just tried this recipe and it’s amazing! Thank you so much 🙏

  • @ActiveArtisan
    @ActiveArtisan Před 6 lety

    Thank you for being so detailed. Wonderful teaching video!

  • @iulianrobert87
    @iulianrobert87 Před 11 lety

    fast food at home.. even though it tastes good making it from scratch is healtier and and also tastes better

  • @Ronin1628
    @Ronin1628 Před 7 lety +6

    Thanks for the video and your instructions, but don't get discouraged by insults! Some people follow recipes, some are cooks and some are aspiring Chef's. A Chef can add their own 'spin' on a recipe and turn it into their own... in the same manner recipes have been created for hundreds of years. I watched your video for your 'take' on Katsu Curry... how you refer to your wife in your home is of no consequence to me and I wasn't interested in what you fed your dog, like some others. Stay encouraged, keep cooking, and sharing.

  • @eqlzr2
    @eqlzr2 Před 5 lety +1

    Did this guy get an advanced degree in stirring? I should say he's a candidate for the Nobel Prize in stirring. Congrats. I got bigger frish to fy.

  • @samfar5489
    @samfar5489 Před 5 lety +1

    is there a reason you didnt use a bigger pot? is it due to the heat?

  • @whoatemyfood696
    @whoatemyfood696 Před 7 lety +54

    Why dafuq am i watching this at 3:45am in the morning.. now im craving for food..

  • @JungleScene
    @JungleScene Před 10 lety +3

    Pro Tip: If you have the beef rolled up and frozen its much easier to slice when partially thawed.

  • @mariascholl6701
    @mariascholl6701 Před 7 lety

    Tried this recipe yesterday. It's so good!!!

  • @TheJapanfoodchannel
    @TheJapanfoodchannel  Před 11 lety +1

    Thank you~! We appreciate the encouragement, some days we could really use it :D

  • @TheJapanfoodchannel
    @TheJapanfoodchannel  Před 12 lety +2

    Thank you for the kind words! The answer is we DO take requests but we have been embarrassingly bad about following through. Big reason is b/c we had a new baby in December and with no sleep it's been rough. No promises on WHEN we'll do it but I promise you we will - thank you so much for watching, commenting, and suggesting! If any other requests come to mind please let us know. Once we catch up on sleep we'll be MUCH better at follow up :D

  • @chargerfryar
    @chargerfryar Před 11 lety

    If you keep stirring because you're using high heat, and you have problems with stuff jumping out, it means you need a wok! You can always transfer the food to a smaller pan to mix the curry into, but a wok seems like it would solve the "jumping onion" problems!

  • @evieaddy9580
    @evieaddy9580 Před 6 lety

    just a thought why not cut the blocks down so they are smaller so they dissolve faster or you could just use a jug and ladle to take some of the cooking liqueur and dissolve it that way then add it back to the pot

  • @TheJapanfoodchannel
    @TheJapanfoodchannel  Před 12 lety

    Thanks for the question! This is nothing like Thai curry - it's more like a rich beef stew rather than spicy or sweet. Japanese curry really is nothing like the Indian or Thai curries in terns of spices used or flavor, but it is very delicious!

  • @DeslyFoods
    @DeslyFoods Před 6 lety +1

    wow, i love the tonkatsu sauce with Pork Chop

  • @marieljoyalota4398
    @marieljoyalota4398 Před 5 lety

    Look so yummy and easy to prepare

  • @wallen308
    @wallen308 Před 11 lety

    Thank you so much for your video - I made this EXACTLY as you instructed and it was PERFECT and really delicious!! It is now a family favorite and not too hard to make :) As I couldn't get the beef like you had I bought a nice piece of scotch fillet and sliced it really thinly and it was melt in the mouth (hope this might help other Aussies making this). Very happy to subscribe and discover more of your recipes.

  • @Gaet649
    @Gaet649 Před 6 lety

    I've never tried curry before but this look so delicious!

  • @LunaDash_AFL
    @LunaDash_AFL Před 6 lety

    This is going to help me make curry for the first time

  • @kenjifu8605
    @kenjifu8605 Před 3 lety

    It’s looks so good! love it, yummy! Mmmmmmm..............curry!

  • @Zeus-kn4fy
    @Zeus-kn4fy Před 9 lety

    I have been craving Katsu curry

  • @Radiowave440
    @Radiowave440 Před 12 lety

    I love your Video's,. Luv Japanese Cooking

  • @thehawaiianjap
    @thehawaiianjap Před 8 lety +2

    All I got from this beside delicious curry was that they have a Pug XD

  • @TheKrillany
    @TheKrillany Před 8 lety +2

    Love this dish

  • @abbiekoolit
    @abbiekoolit Před 7 lety

    Thanks so much i actually find this video extremely helpful! Been a katsu curry loverrr myself recently! Cant wait to make it at home:) just wondering what is the best japanese curry mix to use? Thank youuu

  • @TheJapanfoodchannel
    @TheJapanfoodchannel  Před 11 lety

    Great~! We're so happy to hear that :D Thank you for sharing that with us, it always makes our day when we hear back from people who have tried these dishes at home and enjoyed them. You just made a great start to our weekend, thank you~! :D

  • @Pineappletaco
    @Pineappletaco Před 11 lety

    Use the Japanese rolling cut for more authenticity. Especially, for guests who eat Katsu or Japanese style curry as a comfort food. Thank you for the video.

  • @TheJapanfoodchannel
    @TheJapanfoodchannel  Před 11 lety

    We are so happy to hear that~! Welcome back to the USA (from Hubby!) Usually we answer a lot quicker but I've been so sick all last week, welcome to our channel and if you ever need any help with any of our dishes feel free to ask us anytime :D

  • @TheJapanfoodchannel
    @TheJapanfoodchannel  Před 11 lety

    Seth, please do try it~! Coco's is great and while this isn't exactly like it, it sure is close and I think you'll enjoy it an awful lot. We're glad you found our channel and if you need any help while making it feel free to ask :D

  • @BigGreekCock
    @BigGreekCock Před 5 lety

    This video is 20% pug, 30% wife and 50% katsu curry. Amazing

  • @katzbac
    @katzbac Před 9 lety

    The narrator sounds like a laid-back English dub Tomoya from Clannad. "The housewife" was super deft with those chopsticks! I would've broken that katsu seven different ways already.

  • @saikotanaka6368
    @saikotanaka6368 Před 8 lety +11

    I do LOVE curry & ate as well as made curry zillion times when I lived in Japan. The only thing I'd like to suggest is that veggies should be cut in the same size, so they cook evenly. Your carrots were bit too small compare to your potatoes. Onions can be bigger pieces than potatoes & carrots as onions are softer veggies. Anyway I really think curry is a wonderful dish as you can make it with all sorts of meat or chicken as well as with shrimp etc. It also still tastes great without any meat! Now I feel like having curry tonight! ^_^

  • @TheJapanfoodchannel
    @TheJapanfoodchannel  Před 11 lety +1

    This dish can feed a family of 4 with leftovers, and we add from 1/2 cup to 3/4 cup milk at the end :) Great question, sorry I missed it for so long :( Glad to have you visit our channel :D

  • @TheJapanfoodchannel
    @TheJapanfoodchannel  Před 12 lety

    Thanks for the compliment and the honest feedback :) What exactly do you mean we 'dwell a lot of segments' - we take too long to show them? Thanks for helping us get better!

  • @alicesmith7913
    @alicesmith7913 Před 7 lety

    that looks so darn delicious!! great job dude, that looks so tasty. I've got to get some of those curry bricks and give those a try!

  • @cody1212143
    @cody1212143 Před 5 lety

    So this is what they said boosts brains in space

  • @meemoy2589
    @meemoy2589 Před 6 lety

    I love his commentary. It makes me smile. :)
    The music is classic! XD

  • @JoshuaCorley
    @JoshuaCorley Před 11 lety

    had this in japan last week it was amazing im going to have a crack at making it my self

  • @sophianazareno2926
    @sophianazareno2926 Před 2 lety

    Onion
    Carrot
    Potato
    Katsu curry blocks (Asian market)
    Chicken breast or pork cutlet
    Panko or breadcrumbs (panko is suggested for authenticity)
    Water
    Milk
    Salt
    Pepper
    Flour
    Eggs
    Sesame seed recommended

  • @gazface1
    @gazface1 Před 3 lety

    This is hilarious! It sounds like Garfield is narrating...😂😂 But thanks, it’s a good recipe...though I can’t stop laughing! Wow...again, thanks for a useful and hilarious video.

  • @cookinghouseofdipty9713

    Nice recipe

  • @TheJapanfoodchannel
    @TheJapanfoodchannel  Před 11 lety

    Thanks for your question! Do you mean the curry roux bricks? Us Japanese don't really use curry powder.... but I have a recipe on how to do that. I'll put that in our request list for new videos but can't make any promises about when it would be up, our daughter started school this year and we've all been getting sick way more than ever before so it's hard to plan anything :( Thanks for reaching out to us~! :D