Korokke

"Although not originally a Japanese recipe, Korokke is widely enjoyed in Japan today. There are many kinds of korokke, both sweet and savory. They are basically deep fried croquettes. This is a recipe for a filling with onion, ground beef and potatoe, one of the more popular types of korokke."
 
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Ready In:
1hr
Ingredients:
9
Serves:
4
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ingredients

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directions

  • Peel potatoes, cut into chunks and boil until soft.
  • Mash potatoes.
  • Mince onion, place in a frying pan and saute.
  • Add ground beef to onions and continue to saute.
  • Remove from heat, season with salt and pepper and stir well.
  • Form into flat, oval-shaped pieces.
  • Coat each piece in flour.
  • Dip in beaten egg.
  • Coat entirely in panko.
  • Fry in 350 degree oil until browned.

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Reviews

  1. Excellent and so easy! Thanks for rescuing dinner last night!
     
  2. Great basic recipe! I used these dutch yellow potatoes and they were great and then added purple onion and bacon instead of ground beef. it's fantastic! Thanks!
     
  3. These needed 3 eggs instead of 1, and I added a little bit of sugar to balance out the taste. My son said it was pretty good, so I will make them again. Thank you for posting.
     
  4. This is an amazing recipe. I've been looking for one with no luck since I heard of Korokke. Liking Japanese food, I found this recipe amazing (even though, of course it's not originally a Japanese food). Thank you for putting this up. I really enjoyed it, and plan to make it again. ^_^
     
  5. Thank you for this recipe! I love korokke and have been looking for a recipe so I could make them myself, instead of buying the frozen ones.
     
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  1. Great basic recipe! I used these dutch yellow potatoes and they were great and then added purple onion and bacon instead of ground beef. it's fantastic! Thanks!
     
  2. These needed 3 eggs instead of 1, and I added a little bit of sugar to balance out the taste. My son said it was pretty good, so I will make them again. Thank you for posting.
     

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Hi Everyone! I have just changed my image here on 'zaar. The big bird in the pic is none other than me, BirdyBaker. It was from Halloween 04. I made the costume myself and it was so much fun!. I am a highschool student and I love photography,painting crafts and everything else artistic. I LOVE to write, anything, from essays to fiction to poetry. It's so much fun! I also am very interested in Asian culture and want to work in Japan someday. I have a passion for cooking and try to cook as much as I can, trying to make a different dish each time. I am just crazy over my 3 birds, George Arthur, Bailey and Jazzy, hence the name "BirdyBaker"...lol
 
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