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

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 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

A way to use up the 5 kg of some noodles we receive every year as gifts!The cheese becomes crispy when it comes into contact with the hot frying pan, but if you sprinkle cheese on both sides it becomes a bit cloying, so go easy on it while testing out what you like best.Add some green onions or nori seaweed for added flavor and color. For 2 servings. Recipe by Nyamin

I used to make this one a lot when my kids were small.-The sesame oil gives off a nice aroma.-If you increase the saltiness, you can eat it without the sauce.-Please check out my recipe for "Wasabi Greens and Spinach Jeon," too! Recipe by ooma kitchen

My dinner. I am 71 years old. I am at the stage where cholesterol, diabetes and high blood pressure are at my doorstep. Each tries to get a foot in my door. And I try my best to keep them at bay. So, this is what I have for dinner tonight. Not too much salt, check. No saturated fat, check. Not too much starch.... check? Keeping high blood pressure at bay. Keeping high cholesterol at bay. Oh well, will deal with diabetes tomorrow.

I recalled the flavor of a Korean restaurant that I used to go to. After many tries of trying to find the right combination, I finally found it. By omitting eggs from the recipe, I was able to make restaurant-quality chijimi.If adding seafood, try with squid.After pouring in the mixture with the vegetables into the frying pan, use long chopsticks to spread it out before it hardens.Fry it slowly on medium-high heat using about 2 tablespoons of sesame oil until golden brown.You can choose between sauce 1) or 2).If you have a large bundle of chives, just use half. Recipe by Kichiri-monja

Chives, onions, and pancake powder are enough to make chives.I love the smell of chives that come up when I take a bite of thecrispy chives pancakes.If you are too lazy to cook, how about trying to make chive pancakes? it's super simple!

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

Its best when served with korean rice wine on a rainy day

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