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The Mince Meat Cutlet has been a staple of every Mangalorean household and is a much loved meal accompaniment and anytime snack. Combine the ground chicken or beef with the lime juice in a nonstick pan and season with salt, to taste. Cook over medium heat until all of the excess water dries.
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The ingredients needed to make Minced Meat Cutlet with Shiitake Powder Packed with Umami Taste:
- Take 450 g minced beef and pork
- Get 1 and a half (300g) onion (finely chopped)
- Make ready 1 Tbsp vegetable oil
- Get 150 g cabbage (finely chopped)
- Get 1 tbsp ● Shiitake powder
- Get 4.5 gr ● salt
- Make ready pinch ● black pepper
- Get pinch ● nutmeg
- Get 1 1/2 egg
- Get As needed Cake Flour
- Take as needed Beaten eggs
- Get as needed Panko breadcrumbs
- Take as needed Frying oil
- Prepare 2 potatoes (side dish)
- Take 1/2 carrot (garnish)
- Prepare 10 g butter (garnish)
- Prepare to taste Watercress (garnish),
The umami taste of cooked minced meat was significantly increased by the use of natural ingredients, at a constant sodium level. With some ingredients this enhanced salt perception, but not consistently. Where high levels of tomato were used to increase the equivalent umami concentration. Mince meat cutlets are a staple in every Mangalorean home and can be made using minced beef, lamb or chicken.
Instructions to make Minced Meat Cutlet with Shiitake Powder Packed with Umami Taste:
- Finely chop the onions and cabbage. Cube the potatoes and cut the carrots into sticks of 5cm long.
- Heat up half of the vegetable oil in the frying pan, then stir fry the onions until they become transparent and lay aside on a baking pan to cool.
- Fry the cabbage with the remaining vegetable oil, and lightly season with salt and pepper (not included in the above ingredients), then set aside to cool.
- Mix the ● condiments with the minced beef and pork and knead thoroughly. Once it becomes sticky, add the ingredients from 2. and 3. and mix thoroughly again before finally adding the eggs and mixing thoroughly.
- Separate 4. into 8 equal parts, mold them into oval shapes, and coat it first with flour, then beaten eggs, and finally panko breadcrumbs before frying in oil.
- (Fry with 180℃ oil, take out after 5 minutes and let it cool off for about 3 minutes, then fry for another 3 minutes.)
- (*Sides and Garnish) Boil the potatoes and carrot, and coat the potatoes with butter once cooked.
Serve them as a starter or along a meal. The mince meat cutlet has been a staple of every Mangalorean household and is a much loved meal accompaniment/anytime snack. It was made from minced meat with a piece of butter inside and coated with egg and breadcrumbs. In the past, the meat was beaten with a wooden mallet, and together with butter and cream. I also like using a sweet brioche to be used for crumb coating in order to achieve an exquisite taste.
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