Watching tons of kdramas can really make you crave and enjoy Korean dishes and my home is not an exemption. And I love replicating dishes so here's my version of pajeon. By the way, pajeon is akin to Japanese okonomiyaki. Checking online, "pa" refers to spring onions, while "jeon" is pancake (source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pajeon). This is so very easy to make and great as snack.
Ingredients:
4 medium size eggs
2 stalks leeks, sliced into inches
4 tbsp kimchi (or as desired), cut into small pieces
3 tbsp Maya all-purpose flour
1 tsp black sesame
1 tbsp Dona Elena olive oil
6 pcs large shrimps, cut into small pieces
a pinch of salt
*** I used store-bought kimchi
In a bowl, beat egg and gradually add the flour. Add about 1/3 of the leeks, and everything except for the oil. Make sure to mix well. Coat non-stick pan with oil until it heats up then add the pajeon batter. Cover the pan and wait for it to cook. Add the remaining leeks if the pajeon is almost done. Serving is good for 2-3.
Ingredients:
4 medium size eggs
2 stalks leeks, sliced into inches
4 tbsp kimchi (or as desired), cut into small pieces
3 tbsp Maya all-purpose flour
1 tsp black sesame
1 tbsp Dona Elena olive oil
6 pcs large shrimps, cut into small pieces
a pinch of salt
*** I used store-bought kimchi
In a bowl, beat egg and gradually add the flour. Add about 1/3 of the leeks, and everything except for the oil. Make sure to mix well. Coat non-stick pan with oil until it heats up then add the pajeon batter. Cover the pan and wait for it to cook. Add the remaining leeks if the pajeon is almost done. Serving is good for 2-3.
Yay! I am a fan of Korean Cuisine. I can eat Bibimbap for a year haha! Thanks for sharing this. Will definitely try this. Shere did you get your Kimchi mommy? Thank you ☺
ReplyDeleteGot my stash of kimchi from the Korean grocery in Greenhills. A small small round container costs P50-60. But if you can consume tons of kimchi at home, its cheaper to buy it per kilo. That's around P400. I did try making kimchi but I'm not yet confident with my recipe though ...
DeleteIt looks like pizza! Interesting to try!
ReplyDeleteYeah, perfect 10-inch thanks to my pan :)
ReplyDeleteOh my! This looks so yummy. I super love Korean food but I've never tried to cook it myself. I can't wait to try this. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI learned to love Korean food because of KDrama.. hahaha...
DeleteThis is new to me , I must try this at home as my family will surely love it.
ReplyDeleteYou can also tweak the recipe by using other ingredients :)
DeleteThis is interesting. Not a foodie here so most dishes that are not too common are new to me, but my husband is a big foodie, he'll definitely love this.
ReplyDeleteIts easy to prepare also :)
DeleteThis looks enticing! I wonder what's the taste of this one.
ReplyDeleteIt looks really good. I want to try it at home. Thanks.
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MrsMartinez
I love Pajeon but I haven't tried making it. This looks delicious!
ReplyDeletePara pala siyang shawarma because of the onions, pero pancakes chaka shrimps! Sarap! Hihihi! I wonder what it'll taste like with meat? =)
ReplyDeleteIt looks yummy :-) I asked hubby to try this na iluto for us
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