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Diwali festival celebrations in Woolston
Anushka Bhat painted her
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Diwali festival. She was part
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at the Kimihia Early Learning
Centre in Woolston to enjoy
some traditional Indian food,
dancing and music. Children
and their parents were
joined by city councillor
Andrew Turner for Diwali,
which is also known as the
Festival of Light. Several
religions, including Hindu,
Sikh, Jains and sometimes
Buddhists, celebrate the
annual five-day event, which
officially started on Sunday.
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address Nga
Puna Wai’s
accessibility
for disabled
• By Matt Slaughter
A SITE meeting to highlight
disability accessibility issues at
Nga Puna Wai Sports Hub is
necessary, says a community
board member.
And the city council says it will
consider it.
Re-elected Spreydon-Cashmere
Community Board member
Karolin Potter said at the board’s
first meeting next month she will
suggest its members, Halswell-
Hornby-Riccarton Community
Board members and city council
staff meet to take a look at the
issues for themselves.
Ms Potter said she recently
visited Nga Puna Wai and
disability accessibility there is
worse than she first thought.
“I was embarrassed, I feel
demeaned by it.
“People, if they are in
wheelchairs, they have to go
behind their car and then behind
a whole bunch of other cars that
could be backing any time to
get to a slight raised footpath in
order to even start getting into the
b***** thing [venue].”
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Long wait for supermarket
• By Matt Slaughter
QUESTIONS have been raised
over why construction of a new
supermarket in Spreydon has
not started.
Foodstuffs say no date has
been confirmed for when work
will start and be completed
at the site on the corner of
Lyttelton St and Lincoln Rd.
Resource consent was granted
in November 2017 for a New
World to be built on the site
where the old Supervalue used
to be. The site has been sitting
empty since the Supervalue
building was demolished.
Spreydon-Cashmere
Community Board member
Lee Sampson said residents are
confused why the construction
of the new supermarket has not
started. He said they feel a new
one is needed in the area.
“We lost Supervalue and
people are kind of just
wondering what’s going on and
I think they’d really like a New
World there to be honest.
“It’s resource consented, so
all the outline plan with most
of the drawings is approved
by council, but then it’s just
nothing’s moved since then,
so I’m just curious to find out
why Foodstuffs aren’t moving
forward with it or if they’re
abandoning their plans or if
their just putting it on hold.”
Said Foodstuffs general
manager of property and retail
development Roger Davidson:
“We absolutely understand
our neighbours’ frustration
and uncertainty about what
will happen next on that site
– but can only go as quickly
as planning, consents and
building industry processes and
availabilities allow.
“There’s not too much we
can say at this stage, other
than we are going through a
careful process to establish
how we best meet the needs of
the community all while being
fiscally and environmentally
prudent.”
SLOW:
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start on the
construction
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World on
the corner of
Lyttelton St
and Lincoln
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the resource
consent being
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Said Mr Sampson: “I
thought they would have had
a date or a target date by now.
To be honest, I think what’s
happening is because they
[Foodstuffs] have bought a
whole stave of land out in
Halswell, I wonder if they’re
second-guessing the viability of
that [Lyttelton St/Lincoln Rd]
site?”
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Longer pool
hours confirmed
for summer
LONGER HOURS for Halswell’s
public swimming pool have
been confirmed for a trial period
following pressure from the
community.
The Te Hapua: Halswell Summer
Pool will now open on
November 16 until March 29.
From Monday to Thursday it
will be open from 6.30am until
7pm, while on Friday it will open
from 6.30am until 9pm, and on
Saturday and Sunday from 10am
until 7pm.
The new hours have been
welcomed by the Halswell
community but residents are
being urged to make the most of
the trial.
Halswell Residents’ Association
secretary David Hawke said he
was happy with the new hours.
“But I think the thing that has
to happen now is people have to
use the pool,” he said.
The opening hours have been
extended after the Halswell-
Hornby-Riccarton Community
Board decided to increase funding
for the pool from $35,000 to
$50,000. In July, four options for
extending the pool hours were
presented to the board by city
council staff.
The entry fees are $6.20 for an
adult and $3.60 per child, while
hydroslide entry will be $2.
Work soon on Ferrymead cycleway
CONSTRUCTION WILL soon
begin on the last stretch of a
cycleway connecting Ferrymead
with other suburbs.
Already linking the central city
with The Tannery in Woolston,
the Heathcote Expressway will
soon continue out to Heathcote.
Once complete, it will provide
a key commuter route as well as
easy access by bike to Ferrymead
Heritage Park.
Work is also due to commence
on two other sections of
Christchurch’s cycleway
network.
The South Express cycleway,
which was consulted on last year,
will run from the CBD through
Riccarton, Sockburn and
Hornby, to reach Templeton.
The third cycleway soon to be
on the map is the Nor’West Arc,
which will connect nine schools
as it runs across the west of the
city.
“These new routes are not
only for the benefit of people
on bikes,” said city council’s
planning and delivery transport
manager Lynette Ellis.
“Motorists and pedestrians
will also enjoy improved safety
and lighting at intersections,
plus we’ll be repairing damaged
infrastructure as we go.”
As more of the cycleways link
together, it becomes easier for
people for give cycling a go, Ms
Ellis said.
“People who are new to biking
feel comfortable using the new
cycleway and current riders are
more likely to make different
trips, like cycling with a child to
school.”
The co-owner of Action
Bicycle Club, Ken Ching, is
finding the cycleways are not just
providing a safe and pleasant
pathway to different parts of the
city.
“The infrastructure is more
than just about transport,” he
said.
“It’s improving our public
space and social cohesion. It’s
helping create a liveable city.”
Said Alice Terrien, of Bellbird
Bakery: “The cycleways are great;
direct and safe. Biking is the
fastest, easiest, most hassle-free
way for me to get to work.”
Her bakery uses a cargo-bike
to make deliveries and run
errands around the central city.
“We didn’t want to purchase a
second delivery van. Compared
to a car, the cargo-bike is more
convenient to use, is often faster,
and it’s fun.”
Ms Terrien believes the
cycleway network makes the city
more appealing to locals and
visitors alike.
“I can’t see why Christchurch
couldn’t become the Amsterdam
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biking culture.
Biketober, the annual, monthlong
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Vote next month for board chair
• By Matt Slaughter
THE QUESTION of who
will run for the chairperson
and deputy chairperson
roles beckons for the newlook
Spreydon Cashmere
Community Board.
Its members will vote on who
will fill these roles at the board’s
first meeting next month, with
one member already saying
she will be gunning for the top
position.
Re-elected board member
and last year’s chairwoman
Karolin Potter said she will be
going for the role again this year,
as she has the experience and
unfinished business she wants to
attend to.
“I’ll be standing for chair
again. Just because I like
chairing, I’m good at it, I’m a fast
person.”
She said she has things she
wants to continue pushing for
including improving disability
accessibility at Nga Puna Wai
(see story on page 1).
“There are other things
I’d like to do as well including
making the board more flexible
and more mobile in terms of
its decisions etc,” said Ms
Potter.
Fellow returning board
Karolin Potter
‘I’ll be standing for chair
again. Just because I like
chairing, I’m good at it, I”m
a fast person’
– Karolin Potter
member Lee Sampson said it is
too early for him to reveal if he
will be standing for either of the
chairperson positions. He said
he will discuss this with other
board members before making
his decision.
“We sit down as a corcous
and discuss that as a collective,
so I would do that first before I
conveyed that to you,” said Mr
Sampson.
Keir Leslie Callum Stewart-Ward Lee Sampson
Newly-elected Cashmere
Ward board member Keir Leslie
said he was still thinking about
putting his name forward for
either of the positions, but felt
Ms Potter had done a good job
as chairwoman over the last
three years.
“Obviously, I’m not ruling
anything in or out but I think
Karolin’s [Potter] done a great
job, I think we’ve got some
really strong people like Lee
Sampson around the table as
well, so we’ll be sitting down to
have those conversations,” said
Mr Leslie.
Spreydon Ward newcomer
Callum Stewart-Ward said he
does not plan to go for either of
the roles.
“I think at this stage I
probably won’t. I kind of want to
get my head around the board
101 stuff before I jump for any
of that.”
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Heathcote River
photos on show
at exhibition
THE HEATHCOTE River is the
focus of a new photo exhibition.
The River Network’s World Rivers
Day Photographic Competition
Exhibition will be held from now
until Friday at South Library.
The exhibition showcases
selected photographs taken by the
finalists of the annual competition
from both the open and school
divisions.
The judging panel includes photographer
Inez Grim, city council
ecologist Andrew Crossland,
ecologist Cynthia Roberts and
chair of the Christchurch West
Melton zone committee Arapata
Reuben.
Said Mr Grim: “There was a
high quality of entries with some
evocative views of the river, which
led to lengthy discussion between
the judges.”
The prize for the winner will be
a meal at Gatherings. Winners in
each of the open division categories
will have their photos printed
on a large canvas from Hanafins
camera store and runner-ups will
receive a subscription to New Zealand
Geographic.
Student finalists will receive
prizes from the city council
including vouchers for swimming
pools.
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Obscured views for some users
•From page 1
She said for wheelchair users
there is “no seating near other
people where you can see the
pitch. You have to go up to the top
of the grandstand where no one
sits.”
A meeting is necessary to
discuss ways to address issues like
these, said Ms Potter.
Halswell-Hornby-Riccarton
chairman Mike Mora said he was
not aware of disability accessibility
issues at Nga
Puna Wai until
Ms Potter raised
them. He said he
will be happy to
take part in a site
meeting if one is
organised.
David Bailey
“I think it’s a
brilliant idea but
that’s something that our board
will have to consider but personally,
I would say that if there is a
problem we’re obliged to look at
fixing it.”
Said city council manager of
recreation and sports services
David Bailey: “We are happy to
facilitate site visits at Nga Puna
Wai for the community boards
with staff support as requested.
Both community boards have
visited Nga Puna Wai during the
planning, construction phases
and at the blessings and opening
ceremonies.
“We are committed to ensuring
all of our sport and recreation
ACTION: Karolin Potter will
try to organise a site meeting
at Nga Puna Wai Sports
Hub to showcase disability
accessibility issues at the
venue.
facilities comply with current
accessibility standards.
“The Nga Puna Wai Sports Hub
complies with current standards.
The project team designed and
built a facility that would enable
disability access for athletes and
spectators,” said Mr Bailey.
Southern View reported at the
start of this month a wheelchair
user told Ms Potter some of the
disability seating has an obscured
view of the fields with little shelter
from the elements.
Mr Bailey responded to these
concerns saying the
city council’s current plans to
improve accessibility at Nga
Puna Wai will involve installing
“improved signage directing
wheelchair users to the accessible
viewing stands.”
FURRY FRIENDS: The SPCA’s Christchurch centre has 68 kittens in its care and this number is
expected to increase.
Kitten cuteness at SPCA
KITTEN SEASON has begun at
the SPCA’s Christchurch centre.
The centre in Hornby has 68
kittens in its care, either at the
centre in intensive care or with
foster families.
This number will continue to
rise in the coming weeks.
The summer months are
often nicknamed kitten season
because of the high number of
kittens that are born at this time.
However, an SPCA spokeswoman
said it typically finds
that kitten season starts as early
as September and the Christchurch
centre is already gearing up
for one busy summer.
She said some of the most recent
kittens in the Christchurch
centre’s care came from the
SPCA’s Ashburton branch and
two had their lives saved when
they were rescued.
“A member of the public called
our team and staff went out to
help after the lady heard cries
coming from under the spa pool
in her garden.
“The gap between the ground
at the spa pool was so small
that staff had to get a spade to
dig a hole to get to the kittens.
They were both tiny, and one
was cold and appeared lifeless.
Fortunately, they were rushed
to the centre for intensive care
and both are now doing well,”
she said.
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Spray to be used to
clear Heathcote weed
INVASIVE weeds clogging
the Heathcote River and
taking over its banks will
soon be targeted in a weed
spraying programme.
The programme is due to
start early next month, but
the work is weather and
tide dependant.
The weeds are covering
the riverbanks and will
eventually wipe out native
species. Some are also
restricting flood flows and
increasing the amount of
sediment in the river.
“The weeds are starting
to impact on the river’s
ecosystem and capacity so
they need to be removed,’’
said city council land
drainage manager Keith
Davison.
“We have bank stabilisation
and planting work
happening along the
Heathcote River as part of
our flood mitigation programme
in the area and we
need to get rid of the weeds
before we progress this
work any further,” he said.
The chemical herbicide
glyphosate will be used to
target the weeds.
“The council has been
trying to reduce its use
• By Kim Thomas
JUNIOR PUPILS at
Oaklands School in
Halswell has moved
into a renovated and
expanded junior block –
the first completed stage
of the school’s campus
redevelopment.
A new $180,000 junior
school playground funded
by the board of trustees
and PTA has also just been
installed.
The school is in the middle
of a $5-million-plus
redevelopment that is part
of the Ministry of Education
rebuild programme
following the earthquakes.
Oaklands School principal
Margaret Trotter said
she is thrilled students
in their first two years of
school have a lovely new
area to learn in.
A new extension links
two existing junior blocks
to create a dedicated junior
school area.
The extension is light and
airy and has exposed timber
beams in the ceiling,
she said.
It has window seats and
looks out over a native
garden under development
with students input.
Mrs Trotter said the
block also features covered
private decks for the use of
TAKING OVER: A spraying programme will aim to
remove invasive weeds from the Heathcote River
junior school pupils, and a
wet area for experimental
learning.
Because Oaklands School
buildings held up well in the
earthquakes, the completed
campus will be a unique
mix of new buildings and
refurbished existing long
‘Canterbury’
blocks from when the
school was opened in the
1960s, Mrs Trotter said.
Work is under way to
build a new office and
of glyphosate and in our
parks and reserves we are
using organic fatty acid
alternatives to combat
weeds.
“Unfortunately, the
organic fatty acid alternatives
that are available are
not safe to use around
waterways because of their
toxicity to aquatic invertebrates.
“We can’t physically remove
all the weeds in and
along the Heathcote River
so our best option is to use
glyphosate, which becomes
inactive in soil and sediment,
so safe to use around
water,’’ Mr Davison said.
Mr Davison said the
contractors will follow
strict protocols when
spraying with glyphosate
to minimise the impact on
the surrounding environment
and to avoid the
risk to people travelling
through the area.
“The areas that have
been sprayed will be
clearly marked with
warning tape and signage
to keep people and their
dogs out until the spray has
dried,” he said.
School buildings renovated
THUMBS UP: Oaklands School junior pupils outside
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Maddison and Zyan.
a new flexible learning
block as well as the refurbishment
of an existing
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hub for year 7
and 8 pupils.
This work will be finished
by the end of this
year, Mrs Trotter said.
Next year refurbishment
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the development of an outside
courtyard where the
whole school can gather.
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Celyn caps stellar year with award
• By Jacob Page
CANTERBURY’S top secondary
school sportsmen and women
were honoured at the 29th Zonta
Awards at the Hornby Working
Men’s Club on Thursday night.
Hillmorton High School
para-swimmer Celyn Edwards
continued his award-winning
streak by claiming the award
for the most outstanding
achievement by a young
sportsman with a disability.
The 18-year-old, who was the
supreme award winner at the
Hillmorton Sports Awards a
fortnight ago had another stellar
year in the pool.
Edwards competed at the
world championships in London
last month where he finished
sixth in the 100m backstroke,
eighth in the 100m butterfly and
14th in the 100m breaststroke.
This came on the heels of some
top national performances in
June where he was first in the
100m breaststroke, second in the
50m butterfly, 100m backstroke
and 200m individual medley
respectively and then third in the
100m freestyle.
29th Zonta Sports Awards
winners
•Category one: The
award for the most valued
contribution to a team by
a young sports woman or
sportsman who is not eligible
for nomination in Categories
4 or 6.
Women: Grace Fissenden,
Rangi Ruru Girls’ School,
netball, athletics
Highly Commended Amber
Williams, Rangi Ruru Girls’
School, rowing
Men: Jimmy Williamson,
Middleton Grange, basketball
Highly commended: George
Rutledge, St Andrew’s College,
rowing
SPORT
SUCCESS: Hillmorton High School para-swimmer Celyn
Edwards was a big winner at the 29th Zonta Awards on
Thursday night.
PHOTO: LEE MALZARD
•Category two: The award
for contribution to sports
administration by a young
woman and a young man in
a position of umpire, referee,
coach or tutor
Women: Kate Baird, St
Margaret’s College,
badminton
Highly Commended:
Gemma Harris, Papanui High
School, netball
Men: Nathan van Slooten,
Burnside High School, hockey
Highly commended: James-
Paul Mountstevens, Burnside
High School, hockey
•Category three: The award
for the most outstanding
achievement by a young
sports woman and a young
sportsman with a disability.
Women: Ella Benn, Rolleston
College, swimming
Men: Celyn Edwards,
Hillmorton High School, para
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•Category Four: The award
for the most outstanding
individual achievement by a
young sportswoman and a
young sportsman specialising
in one sport.
Women: Sami Donnelly,
Burnside High School, track
cycling
Highly Commended: Macey
Fraser, Rangiora High School,
football, Charlotte Darry, St
Margaret’s College, rowing.
Gabrielle Rennie, Rangiora
High School, football, Olivia
Sloan, Christchurch Girls’
High School, archery, Ashley
Strawbridge, Rangi Ruru Girls’
School, hockey, Marisa van
der Meer, Middleton Grange
School, football, Sally Wylaars,
Avonside Girls’ High School,
rowing.
Men: Lawrence Pithie,
Christchurch Boys’ High School,
cycling
Highly Commended:
Celyn Edwards, Hillmorton
High School, para swimming,
Kazuma Kobori, Rangiora High
School, golf
•Category five : The awards
for the most outstanding team
of young sportswomen and
sportsmen or mixed team.
Women: St Margaret’s
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Highly Commended:
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The first Friday Whānau
Fun Night: An evening
of stories, family and
fun will be held at Te
Hāpua: Halswell Centre
on Friday from 5pm until
Email matt.slaughter@starmedia.kiwi by
6pm. The whole whānau
5pm each Wednesday
is invited. Go along
for a short storytime
Halswell Community Market use one of the library’s desktop
followed by fun, handson
activities to do as a
Sunday, noon
computers if you need help.
Check out the variety of
Te Hapua: Halswell Centre and
family. The event will
stalls, games for kids, food, Spreydon Library
involve building, making,
entertainment and singing on
and exploring at Te
the lawns.
Hāpua: Halswell Centre.
St John of God Halswell and
Create some family
The Granada Centre, 26 Nash Rd
memories and get your
weekend off to a fun
start.
JP Clinic
Tuesday, 10am-1pm
A justice of the peace will
be available to witness
signatures, certify documents,
take oaths, declarations,
affidavits, affirmations,
applications for citizenship and
rates rebates.
South, Linwood and Te Hapua:
Halswell Centre libraries
Technology Help Sessions
Tuesday, 10.30-11.30am, at
Spreydon, 2-3pm, at Halswell,
and Wednesday, 11am-noon, at
Spreydon
These free drop-in sessions
will help you with specific issues,
such as using email, searching
the internet, library catalogue
or electronic resources and any
other general computer-related
queries. Go along with your
laptop, tablet, smartphone or
Citizens Advice Bureau
Tuesday, 11am-2pm
The Citizens Advice Bureau
provides free and confidential
advice. It takes the time to
listen to you and equip you
with information, options and
support.
Linwood Library
Makerspace
Tuesday, 3.30-4.30pm, at the
South Library, and Monday,
3.30-4.30pm, at Spreydon
Drop-in for some fun
activities every week at the
Makerspace. There will be a
variety of activities for all ages.
Free.
South and Spreydon libraries
Mainly Music
Wednesday, 10-11.30am, and
9.45-11.15am
Go along for some fun
and learning with music for
mums with children aged up
to five. The first visit is free
and $4 per family after this.
Morning tea provided.
St Johns Anglican Church,
corner of St Johns St and Ferry
Rd, Woolston, and St Martin’s
Anglican Church ($3), 50 Lincoln
Rd
South Library Book
Discussion Group
Wednesday, 7.15-8.15pm
This group is for people who
love reading and want to share
in a discussion with other booklovers.
Free.
South Library
Knit ’n’ Yarn
Wednesday, 10.30am-1pm, at
Linwood, Thursday, 1-3pm, at
Halswell, and 1.30-3.30pm, at
South Library, Saturday, 1-3pm,
at Halswell
Head along for a craft corner
session. Take your knitting,
crochet or other craft projects.
Free and beginners are welcome.
Linwood, Halswell and South
libraries
Friendships and Chats
Thursday, 10am-12.30pm
Join in the fun with a
decent cuppa at the Cashmere
New Life Church. There will be
home-made scones served on
Royal Albert and fine china.
Take a friend. $3 donation.
St Saviour’s Anglican Church –
Parish of South Christchurch, 200
Colombo St, Sydenham
Rummikub Club
Thursday, 10am-noon
Join in a game of rummikub,
a tile-based game for two to
four players, which combines
elements of the games rummy
and mahjong.
Linwood Library
Game Zone
Thursday, 3.30-4.30pm
Go along and play Minecraft,
charades, Connect Four,
Pictionary and more. Take
your friends or meet some new
ones. All children aged eight
to 13 welcome, no bookings or
payment needed.
Linwood Library
Creative Writing on Sundays
Sunday, 1-3pm
Group leaders work with
members to craft, create and
develop their own work.
Take along your pens, paper
and ideas.
Linwood Library
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Tasty Bites
Sweet and savoury
dishes of the world
These sweet and savoury treats from Russia and Japan are quick to prepare
and very adaptable
Russian apple cake
Serves 8-10
Ingredients
6 large apples (granny smiths are
perfect for this)
3 large good-quality eggs, at
room temperature
1 cup sugar
1 tsp vanilla
1 cup flour
Pinch cinnamon
Directions
Grease an 18cm round cake
tin with removable bottom. Line
with greaseproof paper.
Prepare the apples by peeling
and removing core. Cut the
apples into small chunks and
place directly into prepared cake
tin.
Using an electric mixer, whisk
the eggs with the sugar and
vanilla until thick and airy and
ribbons form on the surface.
Sift in the flour and fold
through until just combined.
Pour over the apples – the egg
mixture should end up level with
the apples. Bake in a pre-heated
oven for 40-45min or until a
skewer comes out clean. Cool for
10min in the tin then remove and
cool. This cake is delicious warm
or cold.
Okonomiyaki pancake
Makes 4 large or 8 small
Ingredients
½ small cabbage, very thinly
sliced
4 carrots, julienned or sliced as
thinly as possible
½ red onion, sliced thinly
4 leaves kale, cavolo nero, stalks
removed and sliced very thin
1 tsp salt
6 eggs, lightly beaten
½ cup flour or rice flour
Oil for frying
To serve
2 spring onions, sliced thinly
Japanese mayonnaise
Okonomiyaki sauce
Directions
Toss all the prepared vegetables
and salt together in a large bowl.
Mix through the eggs and flour
until evenly combined.
Heat a large fry pan on
medium-high heat. Coat the
bottom of the fry pan with oil.
When hot, add pancake
mixture.
Make either four large or eight
small. These pancakes should
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vegetables.
If making the large ones you
may only be able to cook one at
a time. If this is the case, you can
refresh them in a warm oven.
Cook them until golden and
crispy (3min).
Carefully flip and continue
cooking until golden on the other
side. When cooked, remove and
keep warm. Serve with sauces
squiggled over the top and
sprinkle with spring onions.
Optional toppings are pork
belly slices or shrimps.
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REAL ESTATE
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