STEP 1/9
First, make the dough. Add 100 sticky rice flour 50 starch flour 5 water 500 milk 30 light green and stir. Is it too watery? [Voiceover] That's right. If it's not dough but dough water, let it ripen a little. Let's get started. Pour enough oil into the pan.
STEP 2/9
Pour in the batter. If aged, stir before pouring as starch sinks.
STEP 3/9
Cut the octopus generously. Pour it in generously. It won't smell delicious right now. Until now, I had zero expectations!
STEP 4/9
Cut the prepared chives and scallions and scatter them. It's delicious even if you add a lot.
STEP 5/9
Don't forget to cook over low heat for a long time! Thanks to the chives, it will smell delicious now.
STEP 6/9
It looks delicious, but please cook it a little longer.
STEP 7/9
It's okay to just use a frying pan, but I was able to flip it easily using both pans.
STEP 8/9
Takoyaki is complete before you know it. It's a takoyaki that's totally possible without a Mongolian takoyaki.
STEP 9/9
Now try it with mayonnaise and parmesan cheese powder. You won't envy me. But it'll taste better if I put katsuobushi on it, right?
If you use plenty of oil, you'll feel a certain dryness. Do it on low heat. Even if you grill it over low heat, it doesn't get hard and you can feel the soft flesh, and you have to do it over low heat for a long time, so if you don't want to stand up, you can use a burner.