Do you like okonomiyaki Veeky Forums? It's fucking delicious and easy to make.
> oknomiyaki flour - $3 at Asain market, or make your own mix > okonomi sauce - $3 at Asain market > cabbage - cheap as fuck everywhere in US > whatever other veggies you like > whatever protein you like, or non at all if you're a veganfag > bonus bacon or pork belly
It's so easy to make > Mix flour and water, eggs > mix in cabbage and veggies > mix in chopped meats or tofu > make a pancake and fry. > Place bacon or pork belly on top > cook 4 min, then flip. Cook another 4 min > remove and cover with mayonnaise and okonomi sauce
Fucking eat the most delicious peasant food you've ever had in your life. So good family.
Hate it, but I don't like cabbage. A few joints do negi (Japanese long onions) okonomiyaki, which is pretty good. I'd rather have monja though.
Jackson King
Do the flour taste anything or can it be left out?
Lucas Mitchell
It's a really good "put the leftovers in" kind of dish. You can also do just fine without specific Japanese ingredients.
>Do the flour taste anything What kind of a question is that? Flour and water will make a binding agent to hold everything together. It's basically batter, except not as much of it and you throw other ingredients except topping INTO it.
Jackson Hill
Poor mans Doner.
Hudson Stewart
I know what the flour does you assmonkey. I asked if okonomiyaki flour tasted anything particular of if it can leave it out. I can't get my hands on that stuff here, so I'm thinking I can use something else as a binding agent.
Adam Long
I haven't ever made it without okonomiyaki flour because it's cheap and easy for me to get since I have an Asian market close. I'd think you could make it with regular floor pretty easily without changing the flavor much. I usually put bacon or sausage in mine and drown it in mayo and sauce so I don't really taste the floor anyway.
Bentley Garcia
okonomiyaki flour okonomiyaki sauce
well....how about you actually do a real one before trying to educate people about the first thing you are able to cook ,without burning your house down, since instant ramen.
for most people outside of asia, where bonito flakes and the condiments are expensive, its definitely miles worse value/taste than a frittata/omelette/crepe whatever.
Jeremiah Davis
I love okonomiyaki. Great weeknight dinner when I don't feel like going to the grocer. SO likes it more than most things anyway You can make it with all-purpose flour, and I would assume just about any other kind of flour. The pre-mixed flours usually have yam powder and stuff in them but I honestly don't taste much of a difference. The sauce can be made with basic household condiments as well
Ethan Sanders
All of this. Stop acting like it is a throw together meal better than making a really good stuffed omelette.
It's something you can toss together for fun when you have a pretty good asian pantry and spice selection, like bonito flakes and sauce. Also, it requires a bit of a full veggie drawer, like leftovers or a good pantry after making some other recipes/salads/crudite platters. If you have it, use it. The only thing good about this asian dish is that it satisfies a quest for competing textures and flavor balance. Creamy, crunchy, smoky, crispy, piquant, umami, fishy, that kind of balance. I think it's kind of disgusting really. Try this video: youtube.com/watch?v=qntKKd25NKc
Blake Foster
The yam makes it chewy.
Wyatt Price
I prefer the layered ones with the noodles, and the fried egg on top. A bit more work, but I don't really like it when my food is all mixed together into a big lump, like some kind of prison loaf.
Justin Morris
what an obnoxious couple
Henry Wilson
This reminds me of the soggy chips/ramen dish the mexicans make.
Nicholas Morales
I love it, but they dont make it at any restaurant in the states.
Andrew Morales
You're not looking hard enough.
Nathan Cooper
>>It's so easy to make >> Mix flour and water, eggs >> mix in cabbage and veggies >> mix in chopped meats or tofu >> make a pancake and fry. >> Place bacon or pork belly on top >> cook 4 min, then flip. Cook another 4 min >> remove and cover with mayonnaise and okonomi sauce Fuck you, post an actual recipe. You know, with ingredient measurements.
Samuel Parker
>okonomiyaki flour scam >that thick mayo use less mayo.
Camden Moore
okonomiyaki flour is bullshit. what you need to worry about getting a hold of is dashi stock.
Joseph King
there really isn't any. as long as you get the ratio of water, flour, dashi, mountain yam correct you just add diced or sliced ingredients till you get the consistancy you want.
that's it. theres a reason it's called "whatever you like, grilled"
if you must have a super autism recipe try cooking with dogs,
Kayden Collins
Wtf is this? Do you made fucking pancakes? Use goddamn noodles like the original ones in japan
William Turner
>ingredient measurements
Nigga it's a fritter. You toss shredded veggies in batter and fry them in a pan, you don't need a recipe for that.
Angel Perez
Its basically like a pancake right? Except full of other goodies.
Serious eats did a thing on it, looks incredibly delicious. Haven't made it yet but definitely interested.
Eli Moore
There is a resterraunt that servers exclusively okonomiyaki in my region. Is it worth a visit?
Dominic Nguyen
I prefer the Korean seafood pancake, or kimchi pancake.
Fuck now I'm craving that.
Jordan Gutierrez
if I go to an asian market will they be able to tell my interest in asian women and culture and make fun of me?