Kou Kentetsu's soul food: an okonomiyaki packed with the sweetness of cabbage and the umami of pork belly, light and crispy to eat. This is a secret recipe that pursues the ultimate flavor with minimal ingredients. Experience the essence of "cabbage-mon," not flour-mon.

Ingredients

Main Ingredients (2 servings)

  • Cabbage 250g
  • Thinly sliced pork belly 200g
  • Cake flour 100g
  • Dashi stock 150ml
  • Eggs 2

Seasonings

  • Salt to taste
  • Soy sauce to taste
  • Otafuku Sauce (Okonomiyaki Sauce) as needed
  • Mayonnaise as needed
  • Grated wasabi as needed
  • Bonito flakes as needed
  • Aonori (seaweed flakes) as needed
  • Pickled red ginger as needed

Steps

  1. In a bowl, add cake flour 100g and dissolve it by gradually adding about half of the dashi stock 150ml.
  2. Gradually add the remaining cake flour and dashi stock, and mix well until smooth.
  3. Lightly season the batter with salt to taste and soy sauce to taste, cover with plastic wrap, and let it rest while you cut the cabbage.
  4. Remove the tough core from the cabbage and coarsely chop it into 1cm cubes. [This is the key!] The point is to cut it coarsely to maintain the presence of the cabbage.
  5. Briefly rinse the chopped cabbage and drain the water thoroughly.
  6. Cut the thinly sliced pork belly 200g into bite-sized pieces.
  7. Heat a frying pan, lay out the cut thinly sliced pork belly, and cook until crispy, spreading it to the approximate size of the okonomiyaki. [This is the key!] By cooking the pork first, the lard will render out, making the okonomiyaki delicious.
  8. In another bowl, add about half of the drained cabbage, 2 eggs, and about 2 ladles of the prepared batter. Mix lightly for a few seconds. [This is the key!] Overmixing will cause too much moisture to come out of the cabbage, so just mix lightly.
  9. Place the mixed ingredients on top of the thinly sliced pork belly being cooked, spread it out gently without pressing down, and shape it. It's good to make a slight indentation in the center.
  10. Cook slowly without a lid until browned. In the meantime, frequently change the position with a spatula to ensure even browning.
  11. Just before flipping the okonomiyaki, thinly spread the remaining batter over the surface.
  12. Flip it over when it becomes crispy. [This is the key!] The crispy side acts as a lid, steaming the cabbage gently to bring out its sweetness.
  13. Generously spread Otafuku Sauce (Okonomiyaki Sauce) as needed over the cooked okonomiyaki.
  14. Add mayonnaise as needed and grated wasabi as needed, then top with bonito flakes as needed, aonori as needed, and pickled red ginger as needed to complete.

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