What is "takoyaki" made off?!
Then they are served wit 2 sauces the one is a rich soya based one quite sweet more of a glaze and then some mayo is squirted over them there like octopus filled donut holes, and are very tasty, I brought back a stove top cooker, I don't use it that much as octopus is not easy to find unless you want a whole one or frozen, in Japan they sell it pre-cooked in the fish store and supermarkets, you can buy a few tentacles for sushi or making the dish at home, I have found the mayo from Japan here in Toronto at a Japanese store, so it is all available, some Asian store will carry it, it is called "Kewpie".
Answers: Well they are one of my favourite Japanese street food, the one person had it mostly covered, they are what in the western would called a fritter, they combine octopus, a batter made with rice flours, seasonings and are fried in a stove top or electric Takoyaki pan, it look like a pan with 12 dimples in it, you put batter in the wells add the chopped octopus, the a but more batter as they cook you roll them over.
Then they are served wit 2 sauces the one is a rich soya based one quite sweet more of a glaze and then some mayo is squirted over them there like octopus filled donut holes, and are very tasty, I brought back a stove top cooker, I don't use it that much as octopus is not easy to find unless you want a whole one or frozen, in Japan they sell it pre-cooked in the fish store and supermarkets, you can buy a few tentacles for sushi or making the dish at home, I have found the mayo from Japan here in Toronto at a Japanese store, so it is all available, some Asian store will carry it, it is called "Kewpie".
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Octopus, flour, egg,salt, food coloring, salt,and pepper.
chopped boiled octopus
cooking oil
benishoga (pickled ginger) (to taste)
chopped negi (or scallions) (to taste)
tenkasu (or rice crispies) (to taste)
batter, diced octopus, tempura scraps (tenkasu), pickled ginger, konnyaku, and green onion, topped with okonomiyaki sauce, green laver (aonori), mayonnaise, and katsuobushi (fish shavings).
It's a Mexican pancake & it's Yucky!