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Great recipe for One More Dish! Chikuwa and Nori Seaweed Fritters (Isobe-age) Made in a Frying Pan. When I had a little leftover egg from making rolled omelettes and felt it a waste to throw it out, I quickly thought this up.

Most commonly Aonori (Dried Green Laver Flakes) is added to the batter, but it might be difficult to find. Im Nami, a Japanese home cook based in San Francisco. This presentation performs the role of spice, in common dishes such as okonomiyaki or yakisoba.

The Ingredients need to make One More Dish! Chikuwa and Nori Seaweed Fritters (Isobe-age) Made in a Frying Pan:

1. You need of one 5-stick package Chikuwa
2. Prepare of Flour (cake flour)
3. You need of Katakuriko
4. You need of Aonori
5. You need of brimming Water
6. Prepare of amount Eggs (Leftover egg liquid from cooking rolled omelettes etc.)
7. It’s of Vegetable oil

Drain excess oil on paper towels, transfer fries to a bowl, and toss in softened butter. Sprinkle nori mixture over fries and toss again to combine. Garnish fries with toasted nori strips, if desired. Make wasabi mayo: Simply combine mayonnaise, fresh lemon juice, and wasabi.

Step to make One More Dish! Chikuwa and Nori Seaweed Fritters (Isobe-age) Made in a Frying Pan:

1. As for the chikuwa, I use chikuwa as shown in the photo. This of course also tastes good with fried chikuwa as well. Cut the chikuwa in half around the center diagonally. If you are using longer chikuwa that of that in the photo, then it is easier to handle by cutting into third
2. Making the breading. As shown in the photo, if you have just a bit of egg leftover after making tamagoyaki, then you can use it to make thi If you have it, add the ingredients into this bowl. Add cake flour and katakuriko to the bowl, then pour in the water and stir with cooking chopstick Sprinkle in the aonori and stir.
3. Add the chikuwa to the breading from Step 2, and mix using cooking chopstick
4. Add a large amount of vegetable oil to a frying pan. Over a strong heat and while turning occasionally with cooking chopsticks, move the frying pan around to circulate the cooking oil, and itll be done in no time.

Nori tops the list of seaweeds with the healthiest nutrition profile. It composes sugars and fats in low percentages, but has high contents of minerals, and vitamins, with significant amounts of vitamins A, vitamin C, B-complex groups; and minerals like iodine, manganese, phosporous, and iron. The better the quality, means its usually a bit thinner and consumes better. Cheap seaweed will be a bit thicker and once the moisture gets in it, will be chewy. They figure people wont know any.

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