It looks like bread

Filled might be the wrong word. They basically are flour and sugar fried into spirals

Wait they’re filled? How big are these?

It's really good. Essential a crispy type donut filled with oil and sugar.

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I'm happy to share it!☺️

Ingredients

Curry:

Yellow onions Garlic Ginger Carrots Potato Bell pepper (optional) Mushroom (optional) Milk (optional but for sure will taste creamier) Chicken stock Japanese curry paste (you can buy it in a Asian store)

(Or if you wanna go from scratch, make roux and add spices like curry powder, salt, b pepper, and chili powder)

Chicken katsu:

Chicken breast (tenderized so it's crispy) Flour Eggs Panko (bread crumbs) Season with salt and pepper to taste

Sauteé the onions with butter and bit of oil till it's golden brown on medium heat

Add flour to it, mix it till it's incorporated. Add chicken stock. Let it boil. Add potatoes and carrots Let it simmer till the veggies are cooked.

Chicken katsu

Tenderize the chicken breast till it's thin but not too thin. Dip It in flour first, second is eggs, then panko..

Fry it on high heat till it's perfectly golden brown .

Serve it over rice with some garnish. Enjoy☺️

Looks great minus the Jewmanji portion of toppings

You about to scan it so everyone can have a portion?

The whole pizza passes the vibe check for me

Istg these food posts are getting worse and worse

Haha jeez, this made my day!

Pulled it out of a box and put it in an oven

I never thought that it could go with curry. Looks good and thanks for the idea!

At first I thought you were standing in front of an open fridge and wondered why you had a printer in your fridge. It's time to go to sleep.

Well yeah, if that's what the conversation was about in the first place.

Which it was.

My selective reading kicked in and saw pepperoni and banana lol

Yes, and it is a really serious problem to worry about somebody's pizza toppings

Is it candy or smth

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The texture is what stands out the most to me. It's silky, smooth, and creamy, almost like a custard.

When I was kid all the muslim kids would bring those to school after celebrating Eid al-Fitr to share with us. Always the best time of school year

Edit: grammar

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I never had this dish but I definitely want to try it. How does it differ from other cheesecakes around the world, besides the flavors you get when you burn something.

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They're pastry, not worms.