| A Bit More Effort Recipe 11 |
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Okonomiyaki
(‘pancake’ with
various toppings) |
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This is another one of those great communal meals where everyone
cooks the food together. Okonomiyaki is also a universally loved
Japanese family dish, with every region having its own speciality.
We have chosen two recipes, this one being a standard version, and
the other a regional variation from Hiroshima (see Recipe ME12).
Ideally, you should cook this dish on a table top grill.
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INGREDIENTS |
For 4 people
- 250 gm roast pork or unsmoked bacon
- About 8 cabbage leaves
- 250 gms prawns
- 100gms Okonomiyaki flour
- 100 ml water
- 1 egg
- 15 ml (1 tablespoon) vegetable oil (not necessary if using a non-
stick hotplate)
For the condiments:
- 30 ml (2 tablespoons) dried bonito flakes
- Okonomiyaki sauce
- Beni shoga (pickled ginger)
- Mayonnaise
- At least 2 tablespoons Aonori seaweed as a garnish
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METHOD |
- Slice the pork or bacon into 3mm slices and the cabbage into
thin slivers
- Mix the flour, water and eggs in a bowl
- Add the pork, cabbage and prawns and mix well
- Heat the hotplate, and, if not non-stick, add a small amount of
oil, spreading it around
- Ladle the mixture onto the hotplate in four separate areas (If
you have the space) and cook for about 5 minutes
- Turn over and cook for a further 2 to 3 minutes
- Serve with the Aonori, bonito flakes, Okonomiyaki sauce, beni
shoga and mayonnaise for diners to add to taste
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INGREDIENTS USED IN THIS RECIPE TO BUY ONLINE |
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Bag Okonomiyaki Flour (600gms)
P045 |
£4.06 |
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Packet Aonori Seaweed (20gms)
P002 |
£1.54 |
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Packet Bonito Flakes (5gms x 5 packets)
P012 |
£2.70 |
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Bottle Okonomiyaki Sauce (300ml)
P037 |
£2.90 |
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Packet Beni Shoga (Pickled Ginger) (90gms)
P008 |
£1.49 |
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Teppanyaki Hot Plate
K003 |
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