Manga Storyboard Katsudon Recipe Steps

A monochrome cooking storyboard illustration showing the preparation and serving of [katsudon], drawn in a detailed manga storyboard recipe style. The canvas is organized into a clean 6x2 grid of exactly 12 rectangular panels separated by thin black borders on a white background. Style: Highly detailed pencil sketch with light watercolor wash, mostly grayscale with subtle warm beige accents on the egg sauce and fried cutlet. Features fine crosshatching, visible paper texture, realistic food textures, rising steam, and soft lighting with glossy highlights on oil and sauce. Panel Sequence (left to right, top row then bottom row): 1. Close-up of adult hands slicing a pale onion into thin crescent wedges on a wooden cutting board with a chef's knife. 2. Close-up of a golden breaded pork cutlet on a board, held with metal tongs, showing coarse crispy panko crumbs. 3. Close-up of the cutlet being sliced into thick strips with a knife, fingers holding it steady. 4. Top-down view of dashi broth pouring into a round metal shallow pan, creating circular ripples. 5. Close-up of sliced onions simmering in bubbling broth inside the pan, steam rising. 6. Close-up of the sliced cutlet placed directly over the simmering onions by hand. 7. Close-up of beaten egg being poured in a slow swirl over the cutlet and onions, creamy ribbons spreading. 8. Close-up of a metal lid placed over the simmering pan with steam venting at the edges. 9. Close-up of a ceramic bowl filled with fluffy, steaming white rice with visible individual grains. 10. Close-up of the simmered cutlet and soft, runny egg sliding smoothly from the pan over the rice bowl. 11. Close-up of the finished bowl garnished with shredded nori and thinly sliced green onion, steam curling upwards. 12. Close-up shot of chopsticks lifting a tender, saucy cutlet strip with dripping soft-cooked egg, revealing the rice bowl beneath. Constraints: Tightly framed food close-ups; consistent pencil shading across all panels; no speech bubbles, captions, numbers, logos, or extra panels.