Healthy Tofu Okonomiyaki – Fluffy Japanese Street Food (No Flour) l ASMR My daughter love it

Come on. Mix everything together until well combined. Chop the cabbage into small beansized pieces. I prefer this over shredded cabbage because it has a better texture. Don’t over mix. Just enough to keep it light and fluffy. Now, let’s cook the pork slices. You can skip the pork if you prefer, but it actually makes flipping easier, and of course, it adds great flavor. You’ll notice more moisture coming out from underneath the batter. The key is to gently draw it out over low heat slowly and patiently Once the bottom is dry and beautifully brown, it’s time to flip. So instead, slide it onto a plate and carefully place the pan over it. Then flip. Be careful, it’s hot. The other side will also release some water. So, keep steaming until the moisture is gone and it’s fully cooked through. For the okonomiyaki sauce, I’m using just three simple ingredients. ketchup, worstershure sauce, and beet sugar. Mix them well. And that’s it. I got this Primal Kitchen ketchup at Whole Foods for about $6. It’s made with clean ingredients and no added sugar. Perfect for healthy cooking. I couldn’t find this at Whole Foods, but you can get it at Japanese or Asian grocery stores. At first, I thought it might turn out soggy since there’s no flour or breadcrumbs, but as it cooks, the moisture gently evaporates, leaving it light and fluffy, not heavy at all. For the seasoning, I only used dashi powder. If you prefer a lighter dish, you can make the dashi a little stronger. That way, you won’t need much sauce or mayo, and it’ll still have plenty of flavor. If you’re in the mood for something lighter, try it with panoo. The citrus flavor makes it fresh and clean. A simple healthy twist. This time I made one big okonomiyaki, but you can easily divide it into two smaller ones. If you’re cooking just for yourself, simply cut all the ingredients in half. This whole amount might be a bit much for one person. The ingredients are very simple, and since you just mix and cook, it’s quick and easy. Perfect for lunch or busy days, and also great as a light snack, even as a healthy treat for kids. The key is to take your time and cook it slowly. This helps release the moisture and gives you a better texture. When flipping, be gentle. I recommend using a plate to help or it might fall apart. If you enjoyed this calm and nourishing meal, please subscribe for more and feel free to leave a comment if there’s something you’d like me to cook next.

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3件のコメント

  1. A version of okonomiyaki without okonomiyaki flour sounds so interesting! I’m really curious about it.I’ll try making it myself too.
    Thanks to your always intriguing content, I keep discovering new things as well. Thank you!

  2. Oh How I miss Okonomiyaki!

    Thank you for sharing this healthy Tofu version and showing hos it is done.

    A New Friend joining in your food journey!
    L4th