Hey everyone, it is Brad, welcome to our recipe page. Today, we’re going to make a distinctive dish, low-sugar okonomiyaki-style okara pancakes. It is one of my favorites food recipes. This time, I will make it a little bit unique. This will be really delicious.
Another way to use up soy pulp (aka okara) is to mix them into pancakes. When you cook okonomiyaki Hiroshima style you will first make the pancake/crepe and then pile the remaining ingredients on top, starting with lots of cabbage. Just wait until you taste this simple to make Keto Okonomiyaki Chaffle.
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To get started with this recipe, we have to prepare a few ingredients. You can cook low-sugar okonomiyaki-style okara pancakes using 8 ingredients and 8 steps. Here is how you cook that.
The ingredients needed to make Low-Sugar Okonomiyaki-Style Okara Pancakes:
- Prepare 180 grams (18/25 grams sugar / 99 calories Fresh okara
- Prepare 2 ☆Egg
- Take 2 grams ☆Powdered kanten
- Get 1 package; 3 grams (0 grams sugar / 11 calories ☆Bonito flakes
- Prepare 2 grams ☆Salt
- Get 1 Your favorite ingredients
- Get 200 grams Bean sprouts
- Take 150 grams Pork shoulder roast chunks
Osaka is known for an inexpensive and abundant food culture. Okonomiyaki is a Japanese pancake stuffed with yummy goodness! This recipe is giving you the Kansai style which is mixing everything together and then pan frying. Your daily values may be higher or lower depending on your calorie needs.
Steps to make Low-Sugar Okonomiyaki-Style Okara Pancakes:
- Use the fresh okara as-is. Rehydrate as per the instructions if using a dried kind. I used a type that's rehydrated in 5 parts water. I added 30 g to 150 g water.
- Combine the ☆ ingredients with Step 1 as they are listed in the ingredients list, and level it all out with a spatula. Fresh okara will have a higher water content, so adjust the amount of water to the point where it feels a little lacking in moisture.
- Add your preferred ingredients, and mix by hand. This time I used bean sprouts washed and broken up by massaging the bag, and pork bits with the fat cut off.
- Press down and remove the air and form a patty so that it becomes 1/4 in size. Coat a heated frying pan with oil, and place the patty into the pan. Make another patty in the same manner and put it into the frying pan as well.
- Cover with a lid, cook one side on medium for 4 minutes, flip over, and cook the other side for an additional 4 minutes. Shape 2 more patties, and cook them.
- (These are small enough to pick up with a spatula and shouldn't fall apart easily, but might a little when flipping…)
- Serve onto plates, cover with okonomiyaki sauce and mayonnaise, top with dried bonito flakes or aonori seaweed, and enjoy (with plenty of water).
- Store leftovers in the fridge or freezer. They can be microwaved and served again. They will have a milder taste the next day than when they are freshly made.
Delicious Low Carb Okonomiyaki is gluten and sugar free recipe. Okonomiyaki is a cabbage and egg based, thick hot cake. It's traditionally served drizzled with mayonnaise and Okonomi sauce, as well as bonito flakes and another form of seaweed called aonori, which looks a little like dried parsley. When you cook okonomiyaki Hiroshima style you will first make the pancake/crepe and then pile the remaining ingredients on top, starting with lots of cabbage. Adjust the heat when cooking the Japanese cabbage pancakes.
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