Okonomiyaki
The savory cabbage pancake of Osaka and Hiroshima, grilled on a teppan and painted with sweet-salty sauce, mayo, bonito flakes and aonori.
What it is
The savory cabbage pancake of Osaka and Hiroshima, grilled on a teppan and painted with sweet-salty sauce, mayo, bonito flakes and aonori. Ingredients: flour, dashi, eggs, shredded cabbage, pork belly slices, spring onions, tenkasu, pickled ginger, okonomiyaki sauce, Japanese mayonnaise, katsuobushi, aonori seaweed. Recipe: 1) Whisk flour, dashi and eggs; fold in cabbage, tenkasu and ginger. 2) Pour thick rounds onto an oiled griddle; lay pork on top. 3) Flip once and cook until crisp-edged and set. 4) For the Hiroshima style, layer the pancake over fried noodles and a fried egg. Serve: brushed with sauce, zigzagged with mayo, snowed with bonito that dances in the heat. Flavor: sweet, smoky, tangy and deeply savory. History: born from pre-war Tokyo snack cakes, it became Osaka's soul food after WWII — the name means 'grilled as you like it'. See also: Ramen, Takoyaki stalls everywhere in Osaka.
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