The Little Book of Takoyaki

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This delightful, illustrated cookbook takes you step-by-step through dozens of recipes to make with your takoyaki pan -- from the traditional Japanese "octopus ball" street foods to inventive creations inspired by kitchens around the world. Recipes include:

Japanese classics

• Traditional octopus takoyaki
• Salmon onigiri (rice balls)
• Rice cups with salmon roe and seaweed
• Rangoon dumplings

Western delights

• Arancini
• Cheesy hash brown bites
• Pigs in a blanket
• Jalapeno cornbread balls

Sweets & desserts

• Matcha cake pops
• Molten brownie bites
• Sweet cream and berry dumplings
• . . . and many more!

Whether you have a stove-top version or electric takoyaki pan, chef Jessica Harlan has you covered. She shows you how to mix up batters, prepare hidden centers, fry up your takoyaki creations and beautifully decorate and garnish them. These fun, delightful dishes are perfect for every occasion -- from afterschool snacks to entertaining finger foods.
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