Chef specials

Seafood Pancake

Dubu House-inspired chef specials recreating 綜合海鮮煎餅 with restaurant-style broth depth and plating.

Total 45 min Fryer Advanced 2 servings
FryerGriddle or skillet Late-night meals
Seafood Pancake

This version follows the common Dubu House prep and finishing order for a closer restaurant-style result.

Steps

How to make it

Prep 25 min · Cook 20 min

  1. Prep: Clean squid 150 g, remove innards, and cut into rings; peel shrimp 6, leave tails on, and devein; cut scallion 1 into thin segments. Pat seafood dry with paper towels.
  2. In a large bowl, mix all-purpose flour 150 g, egg 1, salt pinch, and cold water 120 ml into a slightly thick, lump-free batter; rest 10 minutes so the flour hydrates.
  3. Fold seafood and scallion into the batter and gently mix until evenly coated (seafood must be well drained so the batter does not thin).
  4. Preheat a 26 cm skillet over medium heat for 2 minutes; add toasted sesame oil 1 Tbsp and swirl to coat. When ripples appear in the oil, the pan is hot enough.
  5. Pour in all the batter and spread from the center outward with a spatula into a round pancake. Pan-fry over medium heat 3–4 minutes until the bottom is golden and set and the edges lift slightly.
  6. Carefully flip and cook 3 minutes more; press lightly so the center cooks through. When shrimp turn pink and squid curl, doneness is right—both sides golden and crisp, then remove.
  7. Cut into pieces and serve hot with soy-vinegar dipping sauce or Korean dipping sauce.

Tips & storage

Make it easier

  • Mix the seasonings completely before cooking to ensure even flavor distribution.
  • A hot pan with hot oil is key to locking in juices and flavor.
  • Drain vegetables well before cooking; excess water steams them and softens the texture.

Best enjoyed on the day it is made; refrigerate components separately when possible.

Substitutions

squidall-purpose flour

Optional add-ins

+chopped scallions+sesame seeds

FAQ

How do I make this 綜合海鮮煎餅 closer to Dubu House?

Finish the signature broth or sauce first, then add delicate ingredients at the end.

What should I do if the vegetables release water?

Drain them well and cook in batches so the pan stays hot instead of turning the vegetables soft and watery.