The text is a transcript of a video where four people compete to make the best Takoyaki, a Japanese dish of fried balls with various fillings. Each contestant introduces themselves, their ingredients, and their cooking process. They also taste and comment on each other's dishes. The transcript includes timestamps, music cues, and laughter sounds. The summary is:
Four contestants from Japan compete to make the best Takoyaki with different fillings such as abalone, scallop, salmon, and beef. They show how they prepare the dough, add the fillings, and fry the balls. They also taste and rate each other's dishes based on appearance, flavor, and creativity. The transcript captures their reactions, comments, and jokes as they cook and eat.
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1. The text is a transcript of a video where four people make different versions of Takoyaki, a Japanese dish of fried balls with various fillings.
2. The first person is an actor from Japan who makes Abalone Takoyaki with cheese, abalone, enoki mushrooms, green onions, flour and water.
3. The second person is a chef from Japan who makes Cheese Scallop Takoyaki with scallops, eggs, cabbage, cornstarch, fried flour, green onions and flour.
4. The third person is a cameraman for a director who makes Yaki Salmon with salmon, salt, flour, cabbage, onion and corn.
5. The fourth person is an actress who makes Yaki Seafood with lobster, eggs, salt, sugar, all-purpose rice flour, yeast, soy sauce, octopus, seaweed, purple onion, fried ginger and crab sticks.
6. The fifth person is a regular chef who makes Targmania Beef Takoyaki with beef, eggs, flour, baking powder, cabbage, green onions and red ginger.
7. The dishes are rated by the judges based on their appearance, taste and creativity. The final scores are: 5.5 for Abalone Takoyaki, 6 for Cheese Scallop Takoyaki, 2 for Yaki Salmon, 2 for Yaki Seafood and 8 for Targmania Beef Takoyaki.