Okonomiyaki

Contains gluten, egg, fish · usually contains soy
Restrictions
Containsgluten · egg · fishIt is in an ingredient you cannot leave out.
Usually containssoy (okonomiyaki sauce)The usual version has it. One without it exists — it is the one named here.
Diets
No alcohol
Worked out from the ingredient list. It knows nothing about brands, shared equipment or cross contamination, and it is not a certification — if you have an allergy, you still have to read the label.
Ingredients
Servings:
| 1 cup | |
| ¾ cup | |
| 3 unit | |
| 4 oz | |
| 1 lb | |
| 3 unit | |
| 8 oz | |
| 2 tbsp | neutral oil |
| 4 tbsp | |
| 3 tbsp | |
| ¼ cup | |
| 1 tbsp |
Optional
Not counted above. The dish works without them.
| 2 tbsp |
Steps
- Whisk2 minsmooth loose batterWhisk flour with dashi, eggs and grated nagaimo until just smooth. The batter should be light enough to coat cabbage, not thick enough to become the bulk of the pancake.
- Fold2 mincabbage coated lightlyFold cabbage and scallions into the batter immediately before cooking. Stop as soon as everything is lightly coated; crushing the cabbage releases water and makes the pancake dense.
- Fry6 minfirst side browned, pork laid over topOil a skillet over medium heat, mound one compact 6- to 8-inch pancake, level it gently and lay pork belly across the top. Cook until the bottom is browned enough to release cleanly.
- Fry6 minpork rendered and center setFlip confidently in one motion and cook pork-side down until the meat browns and the center feels springy rather than wet. Lower the heat if the pork colors before the center sets.
- Rest1 minreturned cabbage-side downFlip once more, remove from the heat and immediately stripe with sauce and mayonnaise, then finish with nori and bonito flakes. Serve at once while the edges are still crisp.