Recipe: Tasty Easy! Breaded Pork Rolls With Ume Paste

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Easy! Breaded Pork Rolls With Ume Paste. Reviews for: Photos of Easy Bread Machine Dinner Rolls. Soft delicious with just a hint of sweetness. these rolls were a breeze to make and the dough was so easy to work with. I kept all the ingredients the same but I brushed the rolls with an egg wash and baked on a parchment.

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Breaded fried pork chops will satisfy anyone, whether they typically prefer medium-rare meat or are of the well-done persuasion.

You can have Easy! Breaded Pork Rolls With Ume Paste using 5 ingredients and 7 steps. Here is how you cook that.

Ingredients of Easy! Breaded Pork Rolls With Ume Paste

  1. You need 300 grams of Thinly sliced pork.

  2. Prepare 5 of to 6 plums Umeboshi (ume paste from a tube is OK).

  3. Prepare 10 of leaves Shiso leaves.

  4. Prepare 1 of Flour, egg, panko.

  5. You need 1 of Coarsely ground black pepper.

That's because breaded pork cutlets end up crispy on the outside and cooked through on the inside, while remaining supremely tender and juicy.

Ube Swirl Bread: soft yeasted dough filled with a sweet coconut and purple yam paste.

Starting at the longer end, roll dough into a log.

Pinch seams together and place log seam-side down on work surface.

Easy! Breaded Pork Rolls With Ume Paste step by step

  1. Mince the umeboshi plums into a paste. You can use ume paste from a tube instead..

  2. Lay a shiso leaf on top of a pork slice, and add a little of the ume paste from Step 1 on top..

  3. Roll up the pork, making sure that the paste doesnt come out!.

  4. Coat in flour, beaten egg, panko..

  5. Deep fry in oil and theyre done! You don't need to add any sauce since they're already well flavored, but you can add sauce if you like..

  6. You can season the rolls with salt and pepper after Step 3..

  7. Variation: After rolling and seasoning the rolls in Step 3, you can saute in a frying pan instead of breading and deep frying..

Hi MaryAnne, your Ube Swirl bread looks good plus your instructions seem easy to follow.

I used a Japanese Milk bread dough (also known as hokkaido milk bread) with a tangzhong to make these beautiful bread rolls.

Best part is that these are way easier to do than you think.

These Crispy Boneless Breaded Pork Chops come out moist on the inside and crispy on the outside!

My husband usually rolls his eyes at the idea of pork chops but he really liked these!