Cake-style Okonomiyaki
I served this [Cake-style Okonomiyaki] at birthday party for a friend who doesn't like sweet stuff!
It was perfect for the party since it became our main dish.
Using 500 g flour in a 28 cm cake pan was seriously, really filling for the 12 of us! If you're using 15cm or 18cm pans, I think you only need to double or x 2.5 the amount of ingredients from.
The key is… to fold in lightly at Step 4! Just like when you're making a cake. Recipe by Popotankobu
Cake-style Okonomiyaki
I served this [Cake-style Okonomiyaki] at birthday party for a friend who doesn't like sweet stuff!
It was perfect for the party since it became our main dish.
Using 500 g flour in a 28 cm cake pan was seriously, really filling for the 12 of us! If you're using 15cm or 18cm pans, I think you only need to double or x 2.5 the amount of ingredients from.
The key is… to fold in lightly at Step 4! Just like when you're making a cake. Recipe by Popotankobu
Cooking Instructions
- 1
[Prep] Coarsely chop the cabbage. Chop green onions into small rounds. Dice ham to 1-2 cm. Crack and beat the egg.
- 2
[Prep] Line a cake pan with parchment paper. Preheat the oven at 230°C/446°F.
- 3
Combine and mix together all ◎ ingredients in a bowl. Add ◆ ingredients. Add water in 2 to 3 batches and stir.
- 4
When there are no lumps left in the batter, add cabbage, green onion, and ham. Mix. Fold in lightly. It will become hard and glutinous if you knead too much.
- 5
When everything is mixed evenly, pour into the cake pan. Drop lightly onto a flat workplace to remove any air bubbles. Even out the surface.
- 6
Cover with aluminum foil and bake for 1 hour at 230°C/446°F. Remove the aluminum foil to brown. Test with a skewer. If it comes out clean, it's ready to eat.
- 7
Finally, decorate with, aAonori seaweed, bonito flakes, mayonnaise, and sauce.
- 8
Here's the cross-section. It's almost like quiche! It's not fluffy, but really satisfying.
- 9
For the Original Recipe (Kansai-style): Easy Okonomiyaki Even People from Hiroshima likes Kansa-style Okonomiyaki.
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For Hiroshima-style: Easy and Quick Hiroshima-style Okonomiyaki in a Frying Pan.
https://cookpad.wasmer.app/us/recipes/144108-simple-hiroshima-style-okonomiyaki-in-a-frying-pan
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Another Party Recipe: For Parties Okonomiyaki in an Oven
https://cookpad.wasmer.app/us/recipes/144115-okonomiyaki-in-the-oven
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