Chicken Curry
1.
Mix the curry cubes into a paste with water.
2.
If the chicken breasts you buy are very thick, use a knife to cut it open in the middle, take a slice and gently chop off the back of the knife, so that the processed chicken breasts will be more tender.
3.
Put the loose chicken breast in the curry sauce and marinate overnight.
4.
Take out the marinated chicken breast and lightly press a layer of flour on the surface.
5.
Put it in the egg liquid and soak both sides with the egg liquid.
6.
Finally, wrap both sides with breadcrumbs.
7.
Pour oil in a pan and fry on medium-low heat to make golden brown on both sides. After serving, squeeze ketchup on the surface, it's super delicious!
Tips:
1. Because the curry cubes contain salt, I didn't add any extra seasonings, and the flavor is enough.
2. Flour and egg liquid are not quantitative. Shake off the remaining powder if you dip too much flour. Shake the bread crumbs as well, so that a lot of scum will not fall off as soon as you put it in the pan.
3. Because the whole chicken breast is cut in two, it is not very thick and easy to be cooked.