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Great recipe for Osaka Okonomiyaki with Beef Tendon. You can make delicious okonomiyaki using plain cake flour, without using expensive okonomiyaki flour! The key point is to make a soup stock from beef tendon.
To begin with this recipe, we must prepare a few ingredients. You can have osaka okonomiyaki with beef tendon using 31 ingredients and 22 steps. Here is how you cook that.
The ingredients needed to make Osaka Okonomiyaki with Beef Tendon:
- Get Batter (combine the ※ ingredients beforehand)
- Take 500 grams ※Cake flour
- Prepare 2 tbsp ※Sugar
- Make ready 2 tsp ※Salt
- Get 1 liter ※The water from boiling beef tendon or use the chicken stock from
- Take 150 grams ※Yamaimo yam
- Make ready 3 tbsp ※Bonito flakes
- Prepare 15 grams ※Baking powder
- Prepare 1 1/5 kg Finely chopped cabbage
- Make ready 1 Tempura batter crumbs
- Make ready 1 bunch Green onions or scallions
- Prepare 1 Red pickled ginger
- Prepare 12 Eggs
- Take Additions
- Get 200 grams Beef tendon
- Make ready 200 grams Thinly sliced pork belly
- Prepare 200 grams Boiled octopus
- Prepare To parboil the beef tendon:
- Get 2 large Water
- Get 3 slice Ginger
- Get 2 stalks worth The green part of a Japanese leek
- Take To flavor the beef tendon
- Take 40 ml Soy sauce
- Get 400 ml Water
- Make ready 25 ml Sake
- Get 1 and 1/2 tablespoon Sugar
- Take Toppings
- Prepare 1 10:1 blend Tonkatsu sauce, "Doro" Sauce (a type of thick Worcestershire-style sauce)
- Take 1 10:1:1 blend Mayonnaise, milk, plain yogurt
- Make ready 1 Aonori
- Take 1 Bonito flakes
The dish can vary depending upon which region of Japan it's made, but it can be found almost anywhere. Perhaps the most common version is Osaka-style okonomiyaki, which is also known as the Kansai-style. Osaka is known for an inexpensive and abundant food culture. The other most widely-known version is the Hiroshima-style, which is layered.
Steps to make Osaka Okonomiyaki with Beef Tendon:
- Boil the beef tendon in plenty of water with 3 slices of ginger and the green part of 3 stalks of leek for about 5 minutes to eliminate the gaminess. Skim off the scum completely.
- Rinse the boiled beef tendon with cold water and put into a pressure cooker with 2000 ml of water. Lock on the lid, bring to a boil and cook under pressure for 15 minutes. Leave to cool down naturally.
- Chop the beni-shouga pickled red ginger into a 1 mm dice. Slice the octopus into big pieces.
- Cut the cabbage into 2-3 mm wide julienne. Turn 90 degrees and chop up into 3mm dice. If you do this 1/4 of a cabbage at a time, it's easy.
- 1 head of cabbage chopped is about 1.2 kg worth.
- Slice the green onion thinly. Peel and grate the yamaimo yam.
- Take out the beef tendon from Step 2. The cooking liquid will be used as the soup stock in the batter, so skim off the scum carefully and leave to cool.
- Cut the beef tendon into bite sized pieces, and simmer in the beef tendon flavoring ingredients. When the cooking liquid has reduced by half, leave to cool and absorb the flavors.
- Combine the batter ingredients, and add the completely cooled down beef tendon stock little by little. If you add it all at once the batter may form lumps so add it a bit at a time.
- If any lumps remain the batter will be floury, so mix well. Once the batter is mixed, add the grated yamaimo.
- Pour the batter onto a heated electric griddle, and cover the top with pork belly slices.
- Break an egg into a small bowl, add 2 ladle fulls of batter, 2 handfuls (about 100 g) of cabbage, some octopus, some of the beef tendon, green onion, tempura batter crumbs, and red pickled ginger.
- Mix it with a spoon to incorporate air into the batter and don't over-mix. You should still see some of the egg white in the mix.
- Pour the batter onto a heated griddle, and cover the top with pork belly slices.
- Cook for 5 minutes, and when you can insert the spatula underneath easily turn it over for the first time. Cook for another 5 minutes, then turn over again. Do not press down on the pancake.
- Cover with lots of sauce, sprinkle with bonito flakes and aonori seaweed powder, and it's done. Add mayonnaise or Japanese mustard to taste!
- Use this kind of container (you can buy it at a 100 yen shop) to spread the mayonnaise. If you add about 10% milk and yogurt to the mayonnaise, it tastes great.
- You can't omit Doro sauce (a kind of thick Worcestershire-type sauce)! It serves as a 'hidden flavor' in the sauce. It is quite salty, which goes well with okonomiyaki. Don't add too much. The ratio is about 10:1 tonkatsu sauce to Doro sauce.
- This is tasty made with chicken bone soup stock too. Seefor the chicken stock recipe.
- Make your own tempura batter crumbs.
- is a version that only uses yamaimo yam and eggs in the batter.
- This is a 3-layer birthday cake version!
Tendon: A perfect companion to beer, with the umami of beer tendon and the flavor of dried bonito flakes. There is also okonomiyaki on the menu of Negiyaki Yamamoto, but at first you have to ask for Negiyaki. Okonomiyaki is one of those Osaka soul foods that you have to try in Dotonbori. There's plenty of toppings to be had, and plenty to go around. The sizzle of mix on the griddle, the scent of the sauce wafting filling the store, the fluttering bonito flakes on top, all of it entices the appetite.
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