Mochi, Cabbage, and Egg Okonomiyaki - Ultra Easy!

  1. Slice the mochi into 2-3mm.
  2. I got 15 slices out of 1 cake.
  3. Scatter the mochi in a non-stick pan (18 cm diameter).
  4. Don't let the mochi slices overlap.
  5. No oil necessary.
  6. Heat over medium heat.
  7. After 1 minute, the mochi will start to puff up a bit.
  8. The mochi pieces can get stuck together or stay apart with gaps in between at this point.
  9. Top with the shredded cabbage, and pour in a beaten egg.
  10. Drizzle water along the perimeter of the pan, cover with a lid and cook over medium heat for 3 minutes.
  11. When the cabbage has wilted, it's done.
  12. Take a peek at the bottom by lifting up the pancake with a spatula.
  13. If the mochi is crispy, it's good.
  14. Turn off the heat, and drizzle on the mayonnaise and sauce while it's still in the pan.
  15. They'll sizzle up a bit and add more flavor.
  16. Top with bonito flakes and it's done!
  17. It tastes like a proper okonomiyaki.

rice cakes, cabbage, egg, japanese style worcestershire sauce, mayonnaise, flakes, water

Taken from cookpad.com/us/recipes/170329-mochi-cabbage-and-egg-okonomiyaki-ultra-easy (may not work)

Another recipe

Switch theme