If the batter is too different from the tempura and pork cutlet, and the powder is different, the difference will be so much.
In addition, I compared it with shrimp tempura and gave various demonstrations such as 'Is it really?' The unbelievable details are below.
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This is a comparison of pork cutlet. The left is Nihon Shokken, and the right is how to make it normally.
Obviously, the Nihon Shokken on the left is thicker. You can see that there is a gap between the clothes and the meat in the normal one on the right. This seems to be evidence of 'shrinking meat'.
What kind of magic did Nihon Shokken use? '
Strictly speaking, the 'powder mix' and 'batter with plenty of eggs' seem to be amazing.
It seems OK if you make it with this combination. 'The batter won't come off!' 'Don't miss the gravy!' 'Crispy texture!'
When you actually make it, it looks like this.
Difference in frying oil stains at the stage of frying 50 sheets.
Is it such a difference?
Next is tempura.
Shrimp heaven comparison.
It seems that it was fried at 8 am. It was about 12 o'clock at the time of shooting, so about 4 hours have passed.
Normal flour + egg.
When I touch it, it's sick. It is natural that this will happen over time.
On the other hand, Nihon Shokken is ticking. I wondered, 'What's this, shrimp heaven in a wax-crafted food sample?' what's this.
'The batter is different!', But if the batter is so crispy, it will make a difference ...
Further comparison of fried balls.
If you use '
It is used at 3,500 restaurants every month, and is said to be Nihon Shokken's 'super-super-super-selling product that boasts the highest sales in the food service industry.' I see, there are some places where I can think of the reason why the tempura in that store is so crunchy.
To put it the other way around, if you use this, you can reproduce the taste of a professional at home ...
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