Homemade Korean Pancakes
June 21, 2008 | 2,009 views
Pajeon – Good for breakfast, or a light lunch.
Aunt buy a pre-mixed flour for the batter, easily obtainable from the supermarket. The ingredients may vary, according to personal preference.
Close up shot of the pan-fried pancake with prawns, kuchai (chives), scallions and onions.
Aunt generously peppered her version with middle-sized prawns, from Kuala Selangor no less. The fresh prawns are sweet in nature, and provided a nice bite with its springy texture. If I remembered correctly, she mentioned about the addition of cheese in the pancake too, but of course, I could be wrong. Hehe ….
Bottles of sauces to choose from …
The pancake should not be eaten alone. Pair it with the Korean Bibimbap Chilli Sauce named Bibimbap Gochujang. Made from seasoned red pepper paste, with various vegetables thrown in for good measure, the sauce added a sweet,sourish, and mildly spicy taste to the pancakes. Korean meals are never complete without this bottle of goodness. Pick it up from a store near you. (Hehe … Sounds like an ad, ya?)
Of course, you can choose to have it plain, or with other sauces, such as the Okono-miyaki (Japanese pizza) sauce and mayo combination (see pic above). But then, it defeats the purpose of an authentic Korean pizza, no?
alamak.. i thot u made em.. ! potong steam! lol. the pancakes look gooooood ;P
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wow, so lucky u.. having such a good aunt.. hehe.. learn frm ur aunt ma… then benefit us nxt time by making it to us?? good idea?
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cumi & ciki : haha, if only i knew how to make them.
kca : haha, y dun U learn the recipe, then make for us?
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wow this is awesome, would love to try!
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Aiyo…..so tempting leh.
and show us the close-up one summore…’ Lau how sui lo ‘. If my Piggy gal see this, she will harass me to make for her (“,)
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BBO : yeah, it was indeed delicious.
elinluv : hehe, its healthy (at least I hope it is =P) … try it, its just like normal Chinese pancake, with a twist
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hi ! i’m from penang. my friend told me that in KL they have a few korean shops selling the pancake mix. can i find it in penang? i simply love the pajeon in daorae rest and have been trying a few home recipes but can never surpass theirs.
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J2Kfm Reply:
February 8th, 2011 at 11:39 pm
Oh …. erm, I can find out about this. Since my aunt loves to make Korean pancakes, but then again, she gets her mix from Isetan if I am not mistaken.
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