Japanese-inspired cheesy cabbage pancakes

12 INGREDIENTS • 5 STEPS • 40MIN

Japanese-inspired cheesy cabbage pancakes

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These veggie pancakes are inspired by Japanese okonomiyaki, which translates as ‘made how you like it’. We’ve added creamy mozzarella cheese, shredded spring onions, spicy sauce and salt and vinegar mayo, but you can mix up the toppings and fillings with whatever you have to hand. Try cooked bacon or ham inside, or chilli sauce and pickled ginger on top.
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These veggie pancakes are inspired by Japanese okonomiyaki, which translates as ‘made how you like it’. We’ve added creamy mozzarella cheese, shredded spring onions, spicy sauce and salt and vinegar mayo, but you can mix up the toppings and fillings with whatever you have to hand. Try cooked bacon or ham inside, or chilli sauce and pickled ginger on top.
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40MIN

Total time

Ingredients

Servings
2
For the batter
4
M&S free-range rich golden yolk eggs, beaten
120 ml
ITSU brilliant broth classic ramen
or water
80 g
M&S Remarksable Value plain flour
2 tbsp
panko breadcrumbs
1 pinch
M&S Remarksable Value granulated white sugar
1 pinch
salt
For the filling
1/2
sweet heart cabbage, cored, finely shredded
1
mozzarella ball, torn
1 bunch
M&S spring onion, finely sliced
some reserved for the garnish
For the toppings
as needed
M&S salt and vinegar mayo
optional
as needed
M&S Korean chilli BBQ marinade
optional
2 tsp
M&S black sesame seeds
optional

Nutrition per serving

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Calories
480kcal
Fat
16.9 g
Saturates
7.1 g
Sugars
8.5 g
Salt
568.1 mg
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Method

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step 1
To make the batter, mix together the eggs (4), ramen (120 ml) or water, flour (80 g), breadcrumbs (2 tbsp), sugar (1 pinch) and salt (1 pinch).
step 2
Stir in the cabbage (1/2) and spring onions (1 bunch), reserving a little spring onion for the garnish. The batter will be quite loose with lots of cabbage – that’s OK, it will come together as the egg cooks.
step 3
Heat a small non-stick frying pan over a medium heat and add a splash of oil. Tear over half of the mozzarella (1/2)
step 4
Spoon in half the batter and cook for 8 minutes, until browned, then carefully flip using a plate. Cook the remaining side for around 3-4 minutes. Keep it warm while you repeat the process with the remaining batch of batter and mozzarella (1/2)
step 5
Serve with the salt and vinegar mayo (as needed) and BBQ marinade (as needed) drizzled on top in a criss-cross pattern, and scatter the sesame seeds (2 tsp) and remaining spring onions.
step 5 Serve with the salt and vinegar mayo (as needed) and BBQ marinade (as needed) drizzled on top in a criss-cross pattern, and scatter the sesame seeds (2 tsp) and remaining spring onions.

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