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	Bento.com recipes - Takoyaki (octopus balls)
		Takoyaki ("octopus balls") are usually served at street stands, but they can also be made at home.
		Make a small test batch of 4 or 5 takoyaki at first, to check the consistency of the batter.
		Cook the takoyaki pieces until they achieve the desired degree of firmness, turning them over frequently.
	www.bento.com /tr-tako.html (241 words)

	JapanNewbie.com: Takoyaki
		Takoyaki is a Japanese food which is basically a little bit of octopus (tako) cooked inside of a pancake-like flour based batter (but not sweet) and covered in katsuobushi (the dancing fish flakes) and aonori (seaweed), as well as takoyaki sauce.
		Takoyaki sauce tastes surprising similar to okonomiyaki sauce...
		When you eat takoyaki out at shops on the street, they are usually making their own sauce so should have a unique taste.
	www.japannewbie.com /archives/000182.html (268 words)

	Skillet Doux: Takoyaki
		As it turns out, her lack of excitement wasn't due to takoyaki being a strange or unusual dish, but rather due to its lack of refinement.
		Takoyaki is greasy and fried, a chunk of cooked octopus suspended in the center of a ball of fried egg batter and basted with a sweet soy-based sauce.
		Takoyaki is made on a griddle with perfectly spherical pits that form the balls.
	www.skilletdoux.com /2006/05/takoyaki.html (997 words)

	Takoyaki
		Takoyaki (たこ焼き, タコ焼き or 蛸焼き, literally fried or baked octopus) is a popular Japanese dumpling made of batter, octopus, tenkasu, pickled ginger, konyaku, and leek, topped with okonomiyaki sauce, green laver (aonori), and mayonnaise.
		Although takoyaki can easily be made at home, provided the equipment is available, it is usually considered fast food and is almost exclusively sold on the street.
		In Kansai region, takoyaki is considered a side dish and eaten with a bowl of cooked rice.
	www.xasa.com /wiki/en/wikipedia/t/ta/takoyaki.html (199 words)

	Takoyaki.org
		Takoyaki part one (7.8MB) Putting the pieces of tako (octopus) into the batter.
		Takoyaki part three (8.4MB) Packing some of the finished takoyaki into containers/Turning the takoyaki over to ensure even cooking.
		Lindsey: For everyone looking for Takoyaki pans and the tonkatsu sauce you can find it at www.jbox.com The pan is $16 and the sauce is about $2.
	www.takoyaki.org /comments.php?id=535_0_1_0_C (843 words)

	Robot Lounge - Takoyaki
		They also have pretty good okonomyaki, which is like a big flat takoyaki but with cabbage, and pork.
		Go on st marks has both takoyaki, and okonomyaki too, I used to thing Go sucked but I went on saturday and I think they changed chef's cus the small dishes kick ass, and so cheap compared to small dishes at thyphoon, taisho and sake club
		Tried 5 places, I thought the takoyaki places in osaka were kinda overrated.
	www.giantrobot.com /forums/showthread.php3?s=2b8d8bca2bd38308e7f0d0095fc2573d&threadid=5797&goto=nextoldest (588 words)

	WHAT IS TAKOYAKI?
		Countless street stalls spring up at various times throughout the year, such as on New Year's Day to serve people making their first visit of the year to a shrine and at festivals.
		Takoyaki balls are even sold by mom-and-pop candy stores where children tend to gather in large numbers.
		Dissolve flour and eggs in water or a broth-based soup until the mixture achieves a saucy consistency, apply heat to a special griddle using a dedicated cooking stove, and fill this griddle to the brim with the prepared batter.
	www.hotland.co.jp /english/wthas-tako.html (195 words)

	Takoyaki - Icon of Osaka :: Japan Visitor
		The chefs there all wear name tags that display a rating of their skill on a scale of one to five stars, and it is fascinating to watch the masters turning steaming batter balls with needle-pointed steel chopsticks at lightning speed.
		The Kougaryu branch from Amerika-mura serves takoyaki with a sweet sauce and plenty of mayonnaise, a variety popular among the younger generation of Japanese.
		Whether you begin your appreciation of takoyaki at the Takoyaki Museum or in the wider ranges of the city of Osaka, or even somewhere else in Japan, be careful not to bite in too soon.
	www.japanvisitor.com /index.php?cID=361&pID=1168 (1035 words)

	Make Vegan Takoyaki
		The traditional style takoyaki recipe calls for negi, or Welsh onion, but you can substitute any green onion for this, or you can used minced white onion.
		If you can get a takoyaki pan, that would be the best one to use.
		Takoyaki keep well even so, and you can make some and save them, then heat them for later.
	www.youkaimura.org /veganyaki.htm (1912 words)

	Japan File: Takoyaki
		At the outset, the sauceless version, evoking a stronger hometown image, was known as Naniwa takoyaki to distinguish it from "takoyaki with sauce." Collectively, the two types were identified as Osaka takoyaki to avoid confusion with their Akashi rival.
		As a topic of scholarly research, takoyaki has proven to be a delicious choice.
		Since publishing the first book-length study of takoyaki in 1993, Kumagai has seen the fortunes of the food rise and fall several times, and many variations on the theme surface.
	www.japanfile.com /living_in_japan/food_and_drink/Takoyaki-2.shtml (374 words)

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		"Takoyaki" is made by flour, beaten eggs, octopus, deep-fry flour, red-pickled ginger, soy sauce stock and spring onions.
		Usually, "Takoyaki" is sold in booths, or houses with a booth.
		Usually, "Takoyaki" is put on a plastic plate and eaten with a pick.
	fp.uni.edu /ciep/new_page_9.htm (394 words)

	Takoyaki, where are you? - Los Angeles Area - Chowhound
		As for takoyaki, I haven't had any in LA that come close to comparing to the ones I had in Japan.
		They were great when they first opened, but I have noticed a slight decline in them lately, notably the amount of octopus meat in the balls.
		UNLESS you go to a mitsuwa food fest, in which case it's probably gindako, a popular takoyaki chain from osaka.
	www.chowhound.com /topics/68646 (1013 words)

	Takoyaki Pan
		The takoyaki pan measures 9 inches in diameter and comes with a turning pick and an oil brush!
		This takoyaki pan makes up to 15 pieces of takoyaki at a time, each measuring 1 1/2 inches across.
		This tako yaki pan is made of cast iron.
	www.houserice.com /takoyakipan.html (150 words)

	Takoyaki! // the OFFICIAL FANLISTING + ADOPTION CENTRE \|\| yummy yum yum
		If you like eating Takoyaki, than this is the site for you!
		-grinz- Also known as Octopus Balls, takoyakis is a popular Japanese snack.
		If you adopt a takoyaki, remember to link it back to http://takoyaki.yoll.net/
	takoyaki.yoll.net (83 words)

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