Japanese Rescipe called Okonomiyaki or Japanese Pizza
May 6, 2009 by noreply@blogger.com (Naoko)
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Here’s a Japanese recipe that my kids really love to eat all the time. Okonomiyaki, okonomiyaki is said to be Japanese-style pizza. This is a Osaka traditional recipe, as well as Hiroshima. Though I live in Osaka, we have a different way to make our okonomiyaki. This will server 4 people, So let’s get started with what we need.
Ingredients:
☆ 2 cup all purpose flour
☆ 1 1/4 cup dashi soup stock or water
☆ 4 eggs
☆ 1 – 1 1/4 lb cabbage
☆ 6 tbsps chopped green onion
☆ 2/3 cup tenkasu (tempura flakes)
☆ 12 – 18 strips of thinly sliced pork or beef
☆ 5 cm of yam (graded into paste)
For toppings:
☆ ao-nori (green seaweed)
☆ okonomiyaki sauce (or tonkatsu sauce)
☆ mayonnaise
☆ sprinkle katsuobushi (bonito flakes)
☆ beni-shoga (red ginger)
Now that we have every thing we need let’s get rolling with the cooking.
Preparation:
1. Get your dashi soup stock and add it in a bowl. Mix the flour in the soup stock. Rest the batter for an hour in the refrigerator.
2. Chop the cabbage finely and take about 1/2 cup of the batter. (to make one servering of okonimiyaki) Mix chopped cabbage (about 1/4 lb), chopped green onion (about 1 tbsp), and tempura flakes (about 2 tbsps) in the batter.
3. Make a hole in the middle of the batter and add an egg in the hole. Stir the batter. Heat an electric pan or frying pan and oil slightly. Pour the batter over the pan and make a round. Fry meat or your choice of toppings on the side.
4. Cook 5-7 minutes and place meat (toppings) on top of the okonomiyaki. Flip the okonomiyaki and cook for 5-7 more minutes. Flip the okonomiyaki again and spread okonomiyaki sauce and mayonnaise on top. Sprinkle aonori over the sauce. Sprinkle katsuobushi (bonito flakes) and beni-shoga (red ginger) if you would like.
There you have it, Japanese pizza or Okonimiyaki. I hope you enjoy making this one, until next time let’s cook together. 次回は一緒に作りましょう~^^/~~



I'm happily married for 8 years and have 5 lovely children. I'm from Japan as my husband is from Hawaii. I love learning new things, share new ideas, making new friends, and most of all love blogging. 



















This looks amazing! Keep up the great writing and the great cooking!
Yay! I love Okonomiyaki~
I like your site, it's filled with Japanese cuisine recipe. Cool! Keep posting please…
nice blog, lots of recipes!! will try some this weekend