Okonomiyaki (Savory Japanese Pancake)

Name: Okonomiyaki (Savory Japanese Pancake)
Ingredients: 1 cup Renewal Mill 1:1 baking flour; ¾ to 1 cup of warm water; 1tsp kombu dashi powder (there are dozens of alternatives to kombu dashi, you can substitute regular fish based dashi or a clear vegetable stock instead of water and dashi as well); 2 cups of shredded vegetables – there’s some flexibility here but traditional okonomiyaki has cabbage as the primary vegetable with other veggies playing supporting roles; Green Cabbage – you can use most any variety here, we used napa cabbage, savoy is also amazing here; Red Cabbage – for color; Half cup of thinly sliced shitake; Half cup of oyster mushrooms torn into strips; Two scallions – finely sliced; Sesame oil for frying; Shaved bonita flakes – skip these if you’re keeping it strictly vegan; Kewpie Mayo – you can substitute vegan mayo – Kewpie has an eggless version but it can be challenging to find; Okonomiyaki sauce – Otafuku Okonomiyaki sauce happens to be vegan; Furikake

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(Gluten-Free) Serves 2 (large) INGREDIENTS Pancake 1 cup Renewal Mill 1:1 baking flour ¾ to 1 cup of warm water 1tsp kombu dashi powder (there are dozens of alternatives to kombu dashi, you can...

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Ingredients

1 cup Renewal Mill 1:1 baking flour
¾ to 1 cup of warm water
1tsp kombu dashi powder (there are dozens of alternatives to kombu dashi, you can substitute regular fish based dashi or a clear vegetable stock instead of water and dashi as well)
2 cups of shredded vegetables – there’s some flexibility here but traditional okonomiyaki has cabbage as the primary vegetable with other veggies playing supporting roles
Green Cabbage – you can use most any variety here, we used napa cabbage, savoy is also amazing here
Red Cabbage – for color
Half cup of thinly sliced shitake
Half cup of oyster mushrooms torn into strips
Two scallions – finely sliced
Sesame oil for frying
Shaved bonita flakes – skip these if you’re keeping it strictly vegan
Kewpie Mayo – you can substitute vegan mayo – Kewpie has an eggless version but it can be challenging to find
Okonomiyaki sauce – Otafuku Okonomiyaki sauce happens to be vegan
Furikake