Easy to make Okonomiyaki recipe

This Okonomiyaki recipe is a traditional Japanese food also  called “Japanese Pancake” or “Japanese Pizza”. This Okonomiyaki recipe is a savory dish that is a bit more like an omelette or frittata than a pancake and it’s made with okonomiyaki flour, eggs, cabbage, pork, shrimp or other seafood, and topped with a variety of condiments like sweet sauce (Okonomi Sauce), mayonnaise, and dried seaweed and fish flakes. This dish is a very tasty dish a absolutely must to try!

This Okonomiyaki recipe is easy to make!  Our favorite “best” Osaka Okonomiyaki recipe (also called Kansai Okonomiyai style) is immediately below, and further down you will find even simpler recipes for the batter that don’t require as many specialized ingredients and still taste great.

PREPARATION:

1. 1. In a large bowl, whisk together Okonomiyaki Flour and Water until smooth
2. 2. Add Eggs, Cabbage, Onions, Tenkasu, Ginger, Shrimp and Sausage and mix, but don’t over mix.
3. 3. Oil a griddle that has been heated to 200C (400F) and add Okonomiyaki mixture divided into two pancakes.
4. 4. Using a spatula flatten and form pancakes until around 1.5cm (3/4″) thick – approximately 30cm (12″) across.
5. 5. Add Bacon pieces to cover top of each pancake.
6. 6. After about 3 minutes, flip over pancake (bacon side down) and cook for 4 minutes.
7. 7. Flip pancake again (bacon side up) and cook for 3 minutes or until firm and well browned.
8. 8. Remove to plate and drizzle with Kewpie mayonnaise, okonomi sauce and sprinkle with Aonori and Katsuobushi.
9. 9. Eat quickly before someone near you takes your portion.

Recipe Notes:

• – If you do not have all of the ingredients above, don’t worry, you can probably still make Okonomiyaki using a variety of substitute ingredients and by skipping some.  See Alternative Batter Receipes below and the Ingredients tab for more information.
• – Also, don’t worry about exact measurements, the recipe is very forgiving!
• – Also, remember, Okonomi stands for “what you wish” so you are really open to modifying any of the added ingredients.  It’s common to add a variety of vegetables, or to substitute or supplement the shrimp with cuttlefish, octopus, squid and other seafood.
• – Chinese sausage is completely non-traditional, but we think it really adds a great flavor and texture.
• – Click on Shop if you want to buy Okonomiyaki Flour, Okonomi Sauce, or a complete Okonomiyaki Kit.

Whisk Flour & Water (this flour mix had tenkasu)	Sliced Cabbage and Onions
Shrimp (before chopping)	Sliced Chinese Sausage
Sliced Bacon	Ingredients added to Flour/Water Mix
Stirred Mixture	On Griddle
Formed into Pancakes	Bacon Added
Flipped Over	Condiments Added

For more information please see the original recipe courtesy of asdasd