I received a bunch of chives from home.Toss calamari or shrimp for a seafood chijimi. Recipe by Himawarun

I wanted to make an easy dish.Feel free to use your choice of ingredients. If you use a good amount of sesame oil when frying, the pancakes will fry up nice and crisp! I came up with this sauce for the first time just before serving. Give it a try, if you like.I didn't want to waste the sauce used for pre-flavoring the meat, so I used it in a stir fry with some bean sprouts I had on hand. It was yummy. ☆ Recipe by Hani-1003

Have fun improvising with different ingredients as well!You can add or replace Chinese chives with spinach or komatsuna greens, or you can also try adding carrots or ground meat.Adding a small amount of ingredients will not affect the batter and should hold together fine.My 1 year-old son enjoys this as his favorite finger food.Leftovers can be stored in the freezer. I recommend using onion for sweetness. Measurements doesn't have to be accurate. If you cook over medium heat, it'll come out nice and gooey. If you brown it more over high heat at the end, it'll be crispy on the outside and gooey on the inside. Recipe by Tsukushion

I usually make this with flour and katakuriko, but in a flash of inspiration, I decided to try with just rice flour.It is also delicious if you add squid and/or shrimp to the batter. Recipe by Yuuyuu0221

I had an opportunity to learn how to make chijimi from a Korean person and was surprised at how tasty it was. I made it into an easy-to-make amount and created this recipe. I also changed it up a bit to make the dipping sauce easily with ponzu sauce and it actually turned out to be even tastier.◆ The batter will taste good even without letting it rest, but it'll be even better if you let it rest. ◆ If you use a large amount of oil to cook, it'll become crispy. ◆ It's convenient to use a seafood mix for squid and shrimp. ◆ I use ponzu sauce for this dipping sauce, but it can be substituted with 3.5 tablespoons of soy sauce and 1.5 tablespoon of rice vinegar. But it will taste better with ponzu sauce if you have it. ◆ It's also delicious to add kimchi, ground meat, chikuwa, various veggies, etc. into the ingredients. Recipe by Mirusuke

I really wanted to do something with the leftovers from a meal of cold somen noodles. I typically make stir-fries, but since I had an odd amount left over I mixed in cooked egg, and eventually I arrived at this chijimi recipe.The key is to cook the pancakes thinly in a large frying pan with plenty of sesame oil. Add Chinese chives and sakura shimp for an even more authentic Korean chijimi. Recipe by Anmonyaiton

This is "imitation chijimi" that is different from authentic Korean chijimi. I tried out various things, and it was the most delicious with spinach, so I made a slightly sweet batter with lots of eggs and spinach. I increased my vitamin intake by adjusting the amount of oil, and upped my iron intake as well with the cheese.Make the sauce before cooking the batter.This batter tastes better if they are thinly spread out when cooked, so this amount yields 2 sheets.The cheese burns easily, so keep an eye on the heat. You can eat this without cheese for a lighter taste. For about 2 18 cm [7.1 in] sheets; serves about 3~4 people. Recipe by Miiyu

This is a classic recipe for garlic chives, so if you've never used them before, give it a try! It's quick and simple to make. Dip in soy sauce, the sweet tobanjan miso dip below, or any other Asian sauce/dip you like.

I wanted to make a healthy version of my favorite jijimi.The tiny sakura shrimp give great flavor to these pancakes.Please adjust the amount of flour depending on how watery the tofu is. For 1 large or 6 small pancakes. Recipe by Lecreuset

I had some leftovers from the japchae I made the previous night but I'm not in the mood for it now.When I have leftover stir-fried cellophane noodles, I make spring rolls, but I wasn't in the mood for deep-frying.So, I came up with this It's a lazy person's recipe, but it's delicious.This is a recipe for stir-fried cellophane noodles that are not soupy. No matter how they are seasoned, this recipe should result in a tasty "remake." Although I haven't tried it with a soupy mapo cellophane noodle dish, or one with a thick sauce. Recipe by Yu-hi

You could buy premade flour mix, but I wanted make it with ingredients I had at home.I added Chinese chives to the first one and added sakura shrimp to the second. You could also add your favorite ingredients. Recipe by Setsubunhijiki

I made a chijimi recipe for those with wheat allergies. Check out my blog for more gluten free, healthy veggie recipes (in Japanese)innerharmonynutrition.jpInstead of salmon, you could try other fillings like shrimp, squid, seafood, or veggies. If you can't find chives, use green onions. Recipe by Maxerbear