1Cupdried mushroom/algae water I soaked mushrooms & algae together. Sieve the water and discard the algae and mushrooms.
Instructions
Katsu Curry sauce
In a deep frying pan on low medium heat, add your sesame seed oil
Once warmed, add your onions and allow it to get golden brown
All all the other ingredients, except the vegetables, and let it come to a boil
This is an extra step but I like to use an immersion blender to blend the onions to make a smoother curry sauce
Add the vegetables and let it come to a boil and then reduce it a simmer
Allow it to cook for 25-30 minutes or until soft on the inside but still retains a level of crispness. It shouldn't just fall apart.
Noodle prep
Prepare a pot, bring it to a boil and add your noodles. Cook until ready and leave aside after you've rinsed it with cold water.
Tofu Prep
All your ingredients to the specific bowl to get ready to dip.
Dipping instructions
Let's take the first bowl and coat your tofu cutlet really well on all sides. Tap the tofu gently when down to get rid of any excess flour sticking to it.
Next we have the milk bowl which, when dipped, will seal the flavored flour to the tofu and also allow the bread crumbs to stick to it!
Finally, we will dip and coat the tofu in its final bowl! Panko and Italian bread crumbs!
Putting it all together
I used a frying pan and shallow fry your tofu in olive oil. Fry on both sides until golden brown which may take a few minutes
Add to a deep plate, your noodles and pour the curry on top. Finally place your tofu on top of the noodles. Dig in!
Notes
the tofu prep makes for two tofu cutlets and it may be a lot for just a single cutlet. You can half the recipe to reduce wasting
I didn't add additional salt to the curry as the golden cube had salt and flavour. Check for salt
gluten free subs: tamari and gluten free Panko crumbs
rather than discarding the algae and soaked dried mushrooms you could dice it up and throw it into the curry
I don't use the hot or medium golden curry tube, but rather a mild one. I believe it comes in three different varieties
If you feel that the sauce is too thin, you can scoop two tablespoons into a small bowl and whisk 1 tbspn of corn starch until mixed through. Then throw it into the curry