Angelo Sato's katsu sando with homemade tartare, nankin sauce, shredded cabbage and daikon pickle

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Angelo Sato's katsu sando with homemade tartare, nankin sauce, shredded cabbage and daikon pickle

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This indulgent, Japanese-inspired katsu sandwich recipe by Angelo Sato, as seen on Cooking with the Stars, layers crisp chicken katsu with a rich homemade tartare sauce, sweet-sour nanban sauce and crunchy cabbage, all tucked into soft white bread. Don’t fancy breading your own chicken? Swap in our Crunchy Katsu Chicken Tenders to save time.
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This indulgent, Japanese-inspired katsu sandwich recipe by Angelo Sato, as seen on Cooking with the Stars, layers crisp chicken katsu with a rich homemade tartare sauce, sweet-sour nanban sauce and crunchy cabbage, all tucked into soft white bread. Don’t fancy breading your own chicken? Swap in our Crunchy Katsu Chicken Tenders to save time.
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Angelo Sato
Born and raised in Japan, Angelo Sato trained in world-renowned kitchens before opening Soho’s Humble Chicken, where his Japanese cooking with European influences has earned him two Michelin stars.

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Ingredients

Servings
2
For the nanban sauce
For the tartare sauce
4
M&S Remarksable Value free-range mixed size eggs
1/2
red onion, finely diced
10 g
flat leaf parsley, finely chopped
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Born and raised in Japan, Angelo Sato trained in world-renowned kitchens before opening Soho’s Humble Chicken, where his Japanese cooking with European influences has earned him two Michelin stars.

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step 1
Start with the nanban sauce. Add the vinegar (100 ml), soy sauce (125 ml) and sugar (100 g) to a saucepan over a low heat. Once the sugar has dissolved, increase the heat to a rapid simmer. Reduce the sauce until thick enough to coat the back of a spoon, for about 10 minutes. If the sauce becomes too thick, thin it out with a splash of water.
step 2
For the tartare sauce, first cook the eggs. Bring a medium saucepan of water to a boil and, once boiling, carefully lower in the eggs (4). Simmer for 7 minutes and then drain. Rinse in cold running water and then peel.
step 3
Chop the eggs and add them to a mixing bowl with the mayo (150 g), red onion (1/2), cornichons (80 g), mustard (1 tsp) and parsley (10 g). Season with salt and pepper.
step 4
Trim the chicken thighs (2) and remove any sinew. Place the cornflour (25 g), beaten egg (1) and breadcrumbs (50 g) in three separate bowls. Coat the chicken thighs in the cornflour, then egg, then breadcrumbs. Heat an air fryer to 190°C, spray the chicken thighs generously with fryer oil and then cook for 15 minutes, until golden brown and cooked through. Alternatively, deep fry until golden brown and cooked through.
step 5
Spread the tartarte sauce onto one slice of bread (4). To the other slice, add the white cabbage (1/4) and nanban sauce. Pop the katsu chicken cutlet onto the cabbage and spoon over more nanban sauce. Press the two slices of bread together and then cut in half. Store the remaining tartare sauce in the fridge for 2-3 days.
step 5 Spread the tartarte sauce onto one slice of bread (4). To the other slice, add the white cabbage (1/4) and nanban sauce. Pop the katsu chicken cutlet onto the cabbage and spoon over more nanban sauce. Press the two slices of bread together and then cut in half. Store the remaining tartare sauce in the fridge for 2-3 days.

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