STEP 1/11
First, slice the cabbage thinly.
STEP 2/11
I'll chop up the green onions.
When I buy green onions, I always cut them and freeze them Then you can keep it fresh for a long time even when you cook.
STEP 3/11
Make dough using flour or pancake mix. I'll make you a little bit more dough than before.
STEP 4/11
Combine cabbage and green onions in batter.
STEP 5/11
I'll mix the tuna in the batter with vegetables.
STEP 6/11
Mix it well together.
STEP 7/11
Grease the pan and add an appropriate amount of dough over medium heat to make it round.
STEP 8/11
When the bottom is crispy, turn it over and cook the other side.
STEP 9/11
If crispy on both sides, spread okonomiyaki sauce or pork cutlet sauce evenly over okonomiyaki.
STEP 10/11
I'll sprinkle mayonnaise on top of the sauce-sprinkled okonomiyaki.
STEP 11/11
After that, put okonomiyaki in a bowl, put katsuobushi on it, and sprinkle parsley powder on it.
Originally, sprinkling green onion powder on top of katsuobushi is the standard of Japanese okonomiyaki, but it doesn't matter if you sprinkle parsley powder.