In an earlier post, I had gone over the ins and outs of making okonomiyaki. I hope you tried and liked it.
Now, it’s a number of weeks later and I’m making it again for my wife and me. This time, though, when the stove-top version was done, I had an idea to crisp it up in a hot oven.
As such, I put the finished okonomiyaki in a 450-degree oven with a heated-up pizza stone. I kept a close eye on things to ensure nothing burned, yet let it cook enough that the bottom of the okonomiyaki got nice and crisp, like a pizza crust.
Okonomiyaki pizza is a different take on an old Japanese favorite.
Then, using a pizza peel, I put the okonomiyaki pizza on a wire rack to cool for two minutes. While the crust was cooling, I added the mayo, okonomiyaki sauce, bonito flakes and dried seaweed. At this point, it was ready to be sliced and served with a little sake.
And that’s what you see here.
A little sake is the perfect accompaniment to the pizza.
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