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I can't wait to try this recipe. Do you use raw shrimp or cooked? Thanks!

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Okonomiyaki
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Sam1148
Sam1148June 27, 2011
It turned out pretty good with the chicken. Chopped in tiny cubes, soaked in soy sauce a bit. Pre-Cooked..then cooled and added to the mix.

I had to adjust proportions and think I may have added too much egg/flour compared to the glam pic. So they where a bit 'foo young' with a more heavy coating. Next time I'll back off on the flour egg mix--or add more 'stuff'. Used 2 eggs and about 1/4 cup of flour. 1 cup cabbage, 1 cup of chopped chicken, 1/3 cup of scallions. Needed a bit more cabbage to lighten it out.

Still, excellent! A great recipe and quick to throw together.
(I served both the sauce in the recipe--as a dipping sauce, and some A1 sesame oil, ginger powder drizzle on the side).

keel
keelJune 27, 2011
My mom made this for me as a kid and used chicken and steak. It's unconventional but we also used to eat it with A-1 sauce. We had Japanese foreign exchange students who taught us how to make it.
mrslarkin
mrslarkinJune 27, 2011
FYI, I used cooked small shrimp when I made these, and that worked great for me. They were not tough at all. But I think raw would be best.
Midge
MidgeJune 27, 2011
As Kristen says, raw shrimp is the way to go. @Sam1148, can't wait to hear about chicken works!
boulangere
boulangereJune 27, 2011
Sounds good to me!
Sam1148
Sam1148June 27, 2011
I'm making that tonight too! Do you think cooked diced chicken (pounded thin and chopped) would well?
Kristen M.
Kristen M.June 26, 2011
We used uncooked -- fresh and frozen (and thawed) both worked well!
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