How to make : Katsu Sando with Alici in Salsa Rizzoli
Beat an egg in a bowl. Dip the cup slice first in flour, then in egg and finally in panko.
Heat the seed oil in a pan and fry the cutlet until golden brown and crispy.
Slice the kale very thinly with a mandoline and season with oil, salt, pepper, and the sauce from the Rizzoli’s Anchovies in Sauce.
Prepare the Japo sauce: combine seed oil, one egg, soy sauce and Salsa Rizzoli; blend until smooth.
Buttering a frying pan, toast the sandwich bread on both sides.
Assemble: spread a layer of sauce, add the cutlet, more sauce and the seasoned cabbage.
Cut the sandwich vertically in the center, in the tradition of Katsu Sando, to highlight the various inner layers. Arrange the two halves vertically on the plate.
Complete with a few drops of Japo sauce and fillets of Anchovies in Rizzoli Sauce for an elegant and balanced finish.
This recipe was prepared for us by Francesco Aquila.