“Can one desire too much of a good thing?” from: As You Like It, Act IV, Sc. I
Not in the case of “okonomi-yaki!”
In Japanese, okonomi means as-you-like-it.
Okonomi-yaki is a savory pancake or a Japanese pizza!
It’s delicious food, very easy to make.
Just the thing to cook whenever you like,
and a very nice thing to eat!
Connect with some of the recipes I’ve made recently. At la casa tess, we have enjoyed some good food and I hope that you will enjoy reading my posts, or even cooking some of the recipes.
Okonomiyaki! Japanese pizza! or perhaps it’s more like a pancake. It’s time for another post about this versatile and easy recipe. As I was cooking, it occurred to me that okonomiyaki is very similar to Korean pancakes—savory pan-fried circles, with vegetables and meat or seafood held together with a simple flour batter. Pajeon are scallion (or chive) pancakes. They are small, and are dipped in a sauce made with soy sauce and vinegar (sometimes there is also a little sugar and a few drops of sesame oil). OK okonomiyaki is big, cut into triangles, and the sauce is tonkatsu. Still, similar, ok?
Tess's Japanese Kitchen 