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the dried shrimps to the bowl.I aimed to make it watery.Pouring olive oil into the warmed pan, I dripped just a little to see if it was ready. I heard the sizzling sound, and I poured all of it into the pan.<div id="d015"><pre> Heat: medium-low.</pre></div>I let it sit in the pan for about 5 to 7 minutes. While I poured the mix, some olive oil went to the edge and onto the pancake mix, so I spread it before I flipped it.I then just waited for another 5 minutes or so. Then it was ready to serve.I spread some Katsuobushi, shredded dried seaweed, and Tonkatsu sauce (one used for deep-fried foods).You can add an extra egg on the top, fried noodles, or bacon. Or, all of them. You often see a good amount of thinly sliced cabbage in the mix, and you can taste it. This time, I didn’t use it.You can have fun making a half-and-half pancake with different ingredients or making two pancakes.I also tried adding small sliced ham and mushroom with

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some freshly grounded black pepper.After having my kind of pancake, I felt it was time for green tea instead of coffee. So I made green tea with a tiny cup.It was a nice cup of tea after a meal.Thanks for reading or listening.My web application offers two free plans, “Easy” and “Medium” — over 44 free writing prompts for you to spark your creativity.Kaori Mitsui writes <a href="https://readmedium.com/the-list-of-very-short-stories-creative-work-and-write-3d-modeling-rendering-a24a8e2ab656">fiction stories</a>. She uses the software Blender to create the images for her articles.If you like what I make, support me on Ko-fi (<a href="https://ko-fi.com/post/Skateboard-A0A7CIQT6">https://ko-fi.com/post/Skateboard-A0A7CIQT6</a>).Also, if you become a Medium member using <a href="https://kmitsui2018.medium.com/membership">my referral link here</a>, you will support me with a portion of your membership fee and other authors on this platform.</article></body>

My Okonomiyaki before pouring the sauce. © Kaori Mitsui

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My Japanese Pancake — Okonomiyaki

Six Word Photo Story Challenge: Freestyle

A pizza photo? No, it’s Okonomiyaki.

I used the kind of Japanese flour which is for making Okonomiyaki.

There are many types. This time, I used one with Yamaimo called “mountain yam.” Guess what, it turned out YUM!!

I also used Japanese dried shrimp. It’s called Sakura Ebi, which looks like → This. I put Katsuobushi (Dried Bonito Flakes) after my pancake was out of the pan and after spreading some dried seaweeds. I like seeing the dancing Katsuobushi.

For one to two eggs, depending on how much you want to make, you adjust the amount of flour and water. I also added the dried shrimps to the bowl.

I aimed to make it watery.

Pouring olive oil into the warmed pan, I dripped just a little to see if it was ready. I heard the sizzling sound, and I poured all of it into the pan.

         Heat: medium-low.

I let it sit in the pan for about 5 to 7 minutes. While I poured the mix, some olive oil went to the edge and onto the pancake mix, so I spread it before I flipped it.

I then just waited for another 5 minutes or so. Then it was ready to serve.

I spread some Katsuobushi, shredded dried seaweed, and Tonkatsu sauce (one used for deep-fried foods).

You can add an extra egg on the top, fried noodles, or bacon. Or, all of them. You often see a good amount of thinly sliced cabbage in the mix, and you can taste it. This time, I didn’t use it.

You can have fun making a half-and-half pancake with different ingredients or making two pancakes.

I also tried adding small sliced ham and mushroom with some freshly grounded black pepper.

After having my kind of pancake, I felt it was time for green tea instead of coffee. So I made green tea with a tiny cup.

It was a nice cup of tea after a meal.

Thanks for reading or listening.

My web application offers two free plans, “Easy” and “Medium” — over 44 free writing prompts for you to spark your creativity.

Kaori Mitsui writes fiction stories. She uses the software Blender to create the images for her articles.

If you like what I make, support me on Ko-fi (https://ko-fi.com/post/Skateboard-A0A7CIQT6).

Also, if you become a Medium member using my referral link here, you will support me with a portion of your membership fee and other authors on this platform.