This one a little runny. I was actually going for this consistency originally but in the end I decided to add a bit more cook time. My daughter who stayed in Japan for a while saif this was supposed to be not runny so I did that after this one.



by alphamale_011

21 Comments

  1. Fun_Inspection_6100

    what poor screaming creature did you cut that meat from? and does your google home speaker understand its shrieks of pain?

  2. I do mine in a slow cooker. I pan fry all the veggies everything to give it some brown bits. Put it in the crock pot with the broken up blocks and stock. I let it cook from like 10am-4pm then leave it on warm and it’s ready to go whenever it’s time to eat

  3. PonderousPenchant

    I like mine thick. Like, turns-into-a-solid-brown-brick-in-the-fridge thick. But curry is a home meal and home cooks will do things differently in every household. So as long as you like it, you did it the correct way.

  4. Altrebelle

    nice one! I add a splash of Worcestershire sauce in the curry. The extra hit of tang reminds us of of Coco’s 🥲 We don’t add veggies to ours if we are doing katsu curry.

    The cheese is nice…adds a bit of body to the curry!

  5. ForsakenYesterday254

    Been thinking of buying it but 10 servings as it said on package is a lot. I mean I want to buy it but I can’t split the package can I? 

  6. LawfulnessDue5449

    Probably just needs to cool down for it to thicken up

  7. ericlin11

    I always like thick curries so it coats the rice really well.

  8. WoodpeckerTop6819

    とても美味しそうなカレーですね! トッピングも良い!

    水っぽいカレーに、とろみを増す方法があります。

    小麦粉と片栗粉を水に溶き、それを少しずつ入れて煮込むのです。

    入れるのをほんの少しずつにしないと、今度は逆に硬くなりすぎてしまいます。

    入れる量は少しずつ体験して覚えていきましょう!

    ただ、片栗粉が入手できるかわからないので不安ですが……

  9. AlphaDisconnect

    Welcome to home. But only mix in what you have on hand.

  10. I like my curry thick, but this still looks really good! Katsu curry at home is a real treat 😋

  11. I’m sorry, but the video is very unappetizing. It starts with dirty/greasy looking pan on a worn wooden trivet(?) accented by a plastic tablecloth, features multiple shots of hairy arms, hands and even less appealing, bare fingers used instead of a spatula or hashi for transfer of pre-sliced tonkatsu, the curry is lovelessly and unceremoniously ladled onto a plate of rice already containing a sideways and half-buried Chinese plastic soup spoon, and then covered with a dubious but highly processed cheese food product…

  12. denys5555

    Looks excellent!! What kind of cheese is that? Nice touch with the cheese and green onions at the end

  13. kawaiinessa

    oh man i love that curry imo yours is a bit runny use a bit less water next time itll coat the rice better

  14. A_carbon_based_biped

    Edo period Lighting to set the mood, huh? I feel ya.

  15. Own-Office-5299

    I have never seen cheese placed on top of curry rice.

  16. WhyDidYouTurnItOff

    Do you always eat curry with a renge?

    I have never seen that before.

    Curry looks great!

  17. DapperWrongdoer4688

    Some people add cornstarch to thicken but I personally dislike what it does to the taste. I boil it down but it’s possible to overboil and mess with the overall texture, especially when you get to the point where the potatoes start melting lol… I won’t say I’m a great cook.

    In the end curry thickness is a preference. At restaurants they’ll be that “classic” thickness, but at home people are making it however they want. Yours looks pretty good.