It never occurred to me to trim the gizzards in that way. I'll wager this dish has turned out very succulent indeed. I especially loved the look of that loaf of bread. I have to travel about 40 miles away to get a loaf of crusty bread like that. Your vlogs give me many ideas to try at home. Arigato!👍
@teppan_yaki7 ай бұрын
You're always welcome! We carefully separate the tough and tender parts of the gizzard, offering the tender portion to our customers as a menu item. The tougher part is simmered, topped with ponzu and green onions, and shared as a staff meal. As for Ahihjo, it's a dish that tastes delicious with any ingredient, isn't it? We hope our videos contribute to enriching your culinary experience.
@harleyhexxe98067 ай бұрын
@@teppan_yaki Your videos very much contribute to my enrichment of Japanese cuisine. I am very grateful to you for this.🙏
@kholywood8 ай бұрын
一番のお洒落しました。ツヤツヤ。色っぽい。食べたい。
@user-hp9oq2bx2o8 ай бұрын
こちらのお店で味わいたいです。
@user-hp9oq2bx2o8 ай бұрын
味噌ソースの作り置きで他にも楽しめそうですね。
@teppan_yaki8 ай бұрын
ご視聴&コメントありがとうございます。大変励みになります!
@harleyhexxe98068 ай бұрын
That's a very interesting recipe. It seems like squid, octopus should be cooked very lightly. I'll have to try this method if I can find Gochujang sauce here. Thank you for sharing.
@teppan_yaki8 ай бұрын
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@harleyhexxe98068 ай бұрын
A very simply prepared squid, I love that. I love squid and octopus, and I would love to see some cooking ideas with octopus too. I know how to make Takoyaki, but I would love to see how octopus is done as a side, or even main dish. The only methods I know at the moment are Greek-style dishes, which is either grilled on charcoal, or in a tomato-based stew, which hides the natural flavor of the octopus. Thank you for sharing this.
@teppan_yaki8 ай бұрын
Thank you for your comments as always. In response to your requests, we shot a new video using octopus. It will be uploaded soon. Please stay tuned!
I'm just learning to make Okonomiyaki at home. I have had great success making Osaka style so far, and Hiroshima style is my next goal. I still have difficulty finding Aonori and Dashi stock, in the Asian markets near me, so I may have to order online. So far, I have tried a few variations of Okonomiyaki, with pork belly, shrimp and octopus, and all are delicious. This is becoming one of my favorite ways to enjoy cabbage.
@teppan_yaki10 ай бұрын
Thank you for your comment. You can also use Mentsuyu instead of dashi. Mentsuyu is a soup eaten with soba. It is unknown if it can be purchased worldwide. For Aonori, how about finely chopping dried seaweed and scattering it? Anyway, the taste of okonomiyaki is determined by the soup stock.
@harleyhexxe980610 ай бұрын
@@teppan_yaki Thank you for the suggestions. I did buy Nori last week, I will try to grind that into a powder to use. Also, I will look for Mentsuyu, and give that a try. When I come to visit Japan, I will be curious to see how my home made version compares with the real Okonomiyaki
@harleyhexxe980610 ай бұрын
I made this yesterday. It was much easier than I thought it would be, and it's delicious. I will be trying this with a few different varieties of seafood. Shrimp and octopus come t mind, along with seasonings that would complement them.
@harleyhexxe980610 ай бұрын
That's almost like a French omelet, but with pork belly, or is that bacon?
@teppan_yaki10 ай бұрын
In my opinion, if you use bacon and ketchup, you can make an omelet, and if you use pork belly and okonomiyaki sauce, you can make Tonpeiyaki!! By the way, the "ton'' in Tonpeiyaki means pork in Japanese.