Reddit reviews House Foods Vermont Curry, Medium Hot, 4.0-Ounce Boxes (Pack of 10)
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Pack of ten 4.0 ounce boxesJapan's #1 Curry BrandApples and Honey give the curry a mild taste; Great for the entire familyThis curry mix is inspired by a healthy home remedy that originated in Vermont, USA, featuring apples and honeyConcentrated for maximum flavor; Made even more flavorful and compact by blending ingredients that have been concentrated using a minimum amount of oils
Japanese-styled curry from scratch. Normal recipe except skipped the potatoes and cooked it with shredded beef instead of the usual chicken they put inside of it. Topped it with a small portion of Tonkatsu, normal recipe too but added some merken, basil, white pepper and sea-salt to the meat before covering in egg/panko.
Recipe link in here for the curry, Tonkatsu is mega easy, basically just a breaded pork cutlet if you don't do anything fancy to it.
Alternatively use these, to be honest the from scratch part was mostly to impress her, the added MSG on the regular cubes (everyone in Japan uses these) make anything taste delicious and you don't have to fight the consistency at all which for me is the hard part of making it from scratch.
Curry is super easy to make! Just get the curry sauce base and add in whatever you like. According to Wikipedia, House Foods brand is the top brand in Japan so you could start there. Traditionally it's onions, carrots, and potatoes. And rice. For extra protein you could add pork or chicken cutlet. Or add whatever you like! It's a very hearty and tasty dish, so beware the waistline.
You can get curry off of Amazon. Or most large grocery stores will have at least a small section of Japanese curry roux.
House Foods Vermont Curry, Medium Hot, 4.0-Ounce Boxes (Pack of 10)