Tabletop Dinner for Two☆ #4

Filed under:Pork,Seafood,Tabletop Dinner for Two☆ — posted by IOjaw on February 21, 2006 @ 9:46 pm

This is a simple meal that can be served almost anytime of the day:

Okonomiyaki

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Okonomiyaki

Hubby brought this premixed okonomiyaki (Japanese Combination Pancake) set back from his trip to Osaka (a city renown throughout Japan for their particular expertise in the meal).

Okonomiyaki Set

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To the premix, we added sliced pork, dried krill, squid-flavored deep-fried tenpura batter droplets, three eggs, 120cc water, grated cabbage and carrot mix, Japanese mayonnaise, and pickled ginger.

Okonomiyaki Platter

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This is a very simple meal to prepare:

Mix the prepackaged batter powder, eggs, and water until smooth. Then add the krill, tenpura droplets, and veggie mix.

Place the pork on the electric skillet in four sections and brown on one side.

Ladle the batter mixture onto the skillet in four sections (one at a time) and place the pork on top of the sections (uncooked side facing up). Let cook until slightly brown (approximately five minutes), flip and continue to cook for approximately ten minutes (or until pork and batter are thoroughly cooked).

Top with okonomiyaki sauce, mayonnaise, seaweed flakes, pickled ginger, and shredded dried bonito (fish).

Tabletop Okonomiyaki

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There are many different methods used to prepare okonomiyaki. If you prefer to cook from scratch, here is one way.

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