récolte / RAO-3

Okonomiyaki-Style Pancake with Pork Strips, Cabbage, and Egg

An okonomiyaki-style pancake made with thinly sliced pork, cabbage, eggs, and a little cake flour, served with sauce and mayonnaise. Stir-fry the filling first, then spread the batter thinly in the inner pot and steam-bake it.

Serves 2 / 2 batches of 1 servingMeat DishesOriginal

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AI-generated content may contain errors. Flavor, texture, and reproducibility have not been verified using the actual appliance. Before cooking, read the conditions and checks in each step, and check the final result using the method described in the recipe.

Initial Heating Settings

Initial heating for 1 batchHi Steam160°C / 20min

Pause after 10 minutes to check the surface and center. If it has set and can be removed, transfer it to a plate and measure the center temperature; if it meets the completion criteria, the process is finished. If it does not meet the criteria or is still liquid—and there is no burning—resume cooking for the remaining set time. Stop immediately if there is burning or any abnormalities. After 20 minutes, be sure to transfer it to a plate and measure the center temperature.

Instructions for preheating, mid-cooking checks, and how to check for doneness are included in the preparation instructions.

Time is needed to sauté the ingredients and let them cool, as well as to let the main unit cool down between each batch. The total time, including preparation and cooling, has not been measured.

Check Before Cooking
  • The total weight of the main ingredients before preparation is 450g (150g pork, 200g cabbage, 100g eggs). Since the weight after stir-frying will vary depending on the moisture content, weigh the actual weight of the mixed batter, divide it into equal portions, and cook in 2 batches, using half the mixture each time.
  • Start each batch with a fully cooled appliance and refrigerated batter, without preheating. Cover and refrigerate the waiting half of the batter, and eat the first finished portion promptly. Begin the next batch only after the appliance and accessories have cooled completely.
  • Spread half the amount for each batch evenly across the entire bottom of the pot, ensuring the layer is no more than 2cm thick and remains below the MAX line. If it does not fit, do not begin; instead, proceed to “Discuss these instructions,” including the actual batter weight and thickness. Do not change the number of batches or the time based on your own judgment.
  • Do not place the inner pot directly on the stove. Place it on the inner rack, position the handles to face forward and backward, and ensure the steam vent is not blocked. Do not line the pot with paper or aluminum foil. Do not insert a metal thermometer into the pot; instead, transfer the food to a plate to measure the temperature.
  • The device is designed to turn off automatically if left on “Pause” for about 10 minutes. If you pause the cycle, check the remaining time and settings, and do not restart the cooking process by adding the full cooking time from the beginning.
  • Stay nearby while cooking and keep the air intake and exhaust vents clear. If there is smoke, a burning smell, or an abnormal display, stop heating, unplug the appliance, stop using it, and follow the instructions in the manual.

Instructions

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  1. 01

    Chop the ingredients

    Cut 200g of cabbage into strips 3mm wide and 3cm long. Unfold the 150g of pork into slices no thicker than 2mm, cut them 2cm wide, and separate any overlapping pieces. Wash hands, the knife, and the cutting board after contact with raw meat, and keep finishing utensils separate.

    Discuss these instructions
  2. 02

    Stir-fry the pork and cabbage first

    Add 2g of rice bran oil to a frying pan and heat over medium heat. Spread the pork out and stir-fry. Add the cabbage and 1g of salt, and continue stir-frying until the meat is no longer pink, the cabbage has wilted, and the moisture at the bottom of the pan has evaporated. This is a preliminary step; do not rely solely on color to confirm safety—check the internal temperature at the end. Spread the mixture thinly in a shallow, clean container. Once it has cooled slightly, refrigerate it immediately to chill completely.

    Discuss these instructions
  3. 03

    Make the egg batter and divide it equally

    Beat 2 eggs in a bowl and weigh out 100g. Add 40g of cake flour and 30ml of water, and mix until no flour lumps remain. Mix in the chilled filling, weigh the actual total batter, and divide it into equal halves in containers. Do not taste the batter. Cover and refrigerate the waiting portion.

    Discuss these instructions
  4. 04

    Fill the water tank and spread half the batter in the pot

    With the appliance and accessories fully cooled, install the steam tray and water tray. Add 300ml of room-temperature water to the tank without exceeding the MAX line. Brush 1g of rice bran oil onto the pot. Spread half the batter across the entire bottom, no thicker than 2cm. Check that it stays below the MAX line, then place the pot on the inner rack with its handles pointing front-to-back. Do not block the steam vent.

    Discuss these instructions
  5. 05

    Heat with Hi Steam and check midway

    Without preheating, start Hi Steam at 160℃ for 20 minutes. After 10 minutes, press START/STOP to pause. Hold the handle and place the basket on a trivet. If the surface and center have set and the pancake can be lifted intact with a spatula, move it to a clean heat-resistant plate and measure its center as described in the next step. If the completion criteria are met, finish cooking. Otherwise, remove the thermometer and return the pancake to the pot. If the batter is still liquid, do not force it out. In either case, if there is no burning or other abnormality, return the basket to the appliance and press START/STOP to resume the remaining set time. Stop if there is burning or any abnormality.

    Discuss these instructions
  6. 06

    Check the center for doneness

    After 20 minutes, use a silicone spatula to transfer the contents to a clean, heat-resistant dish, then insert the thermometer from the side into the center of the thickest part and into the meat. Use the thermometer and a timer to verify that the temperature at the center reaches 75℃ or higher and remains there continuously for at least 1 minute at multiple locations. Do not insert the thermometer directly into the pot, and remove it after taking the measurement. Do not assume the dish is done simply because the eggs appear set or the set cooking time has elapsed. If the dish falls apart and cannot be removed, or if it does not meet the completion criteria, proceed to the final verification step.

    Discuss these instructions
  7. 07

    Finishing and making the rest after cooling

    Drizzle 15g of sauce and 7.5g of mayonnaise over the batch that meets the completion criteria, and serve immediately. Clean the main unit and accessories only after they have cooled completely, then repeat the process—starting with filling the water reservoir and coating the pot with oil—using the remaining half of the batch stored in the refrigerator. Use 300ml of water and 1g of rice bran oil, and follow the same settings along with the mid-process and final checks. Finish with the remaining 15g of sauce and 7.5g of mayonnaise.

    Discuss these instructions
  8. 08

    What to check if the food is not yet done

    Stop heating and, without eating, proceed to “Discuss these instructions.” Please report the weight of the batter for one batch, the maximum thickness, the actual total heating time, the time it was removed from the machine, the condition of the surface and center, and the measured core temperature and holding time. We do not specify any additional time without justification. Simply moving on to the consultation stage does not confirm that the food is fully cooked.

    Discuss these instructions

Check the results

Take readings at multiple points in the thick center and in portions containing meat. Confirm that the center remains at 75℃ or higher continuously for at least 1 minute. Do not judge doneness by browning or residual heat alone. If the criteria are not met, do not eat the pancake; proceed to the final checking step.

Reference Information on Heating and Food Poisoning Prevention ↗

If you get stuck along the way

The batter does not meet the maximum thickness limit

Do not start heating. Use “Discuss these instructions” to report the actual weight of the half portion, maximum thickness, and arrangement in the pot. Do not begin with the batter too thick or change the time in proportion to its weight.

The center is still runny or does not meet the temperature requirements

If this occurs at the 10-minute mark, confirm there is no burning or other abnormalities, then resume the remaining set time. If the desired result is still not achieved after 20 minutes, do not eat it and proceed to the final verification step. Do not consider it done based on color alone.

How the Recipes Were Created and Sources Consulted
Standards verified in official documents
Heat 3 eggs and vegetables in the included inner pot / Hi Steam / 160℃ / 20 minutes
Independently designed details and unverified points
The initial settings are based on an example of setting eggs and vegetables in the same appliance and container. The official recipe contains no pork or cake flour, and its egg quantity and vegetables differ. Here, the filling is stir-fried first, then the chilled batter is spread thinly in half portions and checked midway. The formulation, division into 2 batches, thickness, refrigerated start, and no-preheat start are our own trial conditions. The official recipe does not guarantee doneness for this formulation.

RAO-3 Official Recipe: “Spanish-Style Omelet” ↗

Source checked: 2026-09-14

The manual states that a short press of TIME changes the setting by 5 minutes, while its cooking references also include times such as 18 minutes. Since actual device increments are unverified, this page uses initial settings in 5-minute increments and distinguishes them from elapsed checking times. Omitting alcohol is an independent prototype policy.

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