Okonomyaki
Author: Angela Privin
Recipe type: Egg and veggie pancake
Cuisine: Japanese
- ½ cup (4 ounces) of diced sausage
- 4 eggs
- 3 Tablespoons of chopped chives or scallions
- 1 tsp fish sauce or 1 teaspoon of salt
- ½ cup of potato flour (you can also use almond flour or coconut flour)
- ½ cup of bone broth (my Paleo addition to the recipe)
- 10 ounces of shredded cabbage
- Optional: diced Jalapeno or Serrano pepper.
- Garnish with Sriracha and/or Mayo
- Optional: Bonito Flakes (for fun, authenticity and an added smoky flavor)
- Mix eggs and flour in a bowl.
- Add in cabbage and mix in with egg and flour mixture. This is the base for the pancake.
- Add chives/scallions, bone broth and meat and mix ingredients together with a spatula.
- Throw in diced sausage and either fish sauce or salt and optional chopped pepper
- Mix ingredients into a pancake dough. It will be on the watery side but will stick together well after it is cooked.
- I make one pancake at a time. Pour a pancake on a greased griddle and cook for 3 to 4 minutes on each side on medium heat. Flip over 4 times.
- Don't make the pancakes too thicker. The thicker they are the longer they take to cook, so adjust grilling time to pancake thickness.
- Serve hot with mayonnaise, Sriracha or BBQ sauce and bonito flakes.
Recipe by Paleo Kitchen Lab at https://paleokitchenlab.com/2014/07/17/okonomyaki-and-weird-things-i-ate-japan/
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