Simple Osaka burning
By VicentaLakin
A simple version of Osaka's burning, made of the limited material available at home, is not as good as it is, but it's a good taste, and I'm astonished as my family for the first time. Twenty-eight inches of pan, four for your information。
Recipe Recommendations
- strange smell
- fried
- ten minutes
- simple
Steps for Simple Osaka burning

1
All the material, the ketchup was later added。
2
Cut all the vegetables. I cut half of them. It's more than that
3
After cutting the squid to the water, I made it with salt, old and pepper
4
There's no ready-made soup, salt with fresh water, pepper, a few chickens, eggs, flour, and vegetables. The white ones on them are pox mud, which, if not, can be replaced with corn powder (if available, best with mountain medicine, sticky, nutritional value, last taste)
5
This is the sauce I used in the house, the salad sauce and the garlic pepper sauce, and then the ketchup was added, and it didn't go in, so it wasn't so much, it was just a little bit, or the cake would be too heavy. If there's mayonnaise and barbecue sauce, please use both. This time, because there's only a few of them at home。
6
The base pot is painted with thin oil, poured into the paste, the fire is slowly fryed, the bottom of the pot is shaken to form, the yellow is turned and the top is virtually non-floating, and the face is turned over. I used a plate to put the pie, and the pan turned upside down, and the first side did not take a picture because my hands were so busy. After turning over, in about half a minute, brushing the sauce, cutting some latte sauce, coming out of the plateSimple Osaka burning Make Tips
I personally prefer the sweet flavor of mayonnaise and BBQ sauce, so if you have the ingredients, I recommend using these two for a more authentic taste. If you have a piping bag, please use it; it will look very beautiful~~ Bonito flakes are also indispensable; I love the way they "dance" on top, and they greatly enhance the umami flavor. When making the batter, use stock or stock cubes; it’s convenient and delicious. If you really don't have any, adding some pure milk when mixing will be unexpectedly delicious~ My personal preference is not to make it too dense; don't mix the batter too thick, or the pancake will be heavy and not fluffy. When pan-frying, watch the heat. Poke it with chopsticks, and once it feels mostly set, you can flip it—don't wait too long.