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Japan's beloved katsu curry, reimagined as a handheld dish wrapped in a Mexican tortilla.
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Japanese curry rice itself traveled from India by way of Britain before becoming a Japanese staple. Topping it with a fried pork cutlet created the uniquely Japanese 'katsu curry' — and wrapping that in a Mexican tortilla sends the dish on a journey across three continents.
Coat the pork loin in flour, then beaten egg, then panko breadcrumbs.
Deep-fry in 340°F (170°C) oil until golden brown to make the katsu.
Make curry using store-bought roux (or heat a pre-made pouch).
Slice the katsu into bite-sized pieces.
Warm the tortillas lightly and layer with shredded cabbage.
Top with the katsu and a generous ladle of curry to finish.