My first time trying to make Omurice


My first time trying to make Omurice



by edgaradrian25

42 comments
  1. Ah yes, I thought it would be a total fail so I didn’t make some twice with it 😅 I will next time for sure

  2. He’s using ultra short grain rice paired with a white plate it becomes invisible

  3. The omelette part is good but we need some rice and ketchup on this bad boy

  4. That looks stunning!! Maybe cook it a LITTLE less next time- but yum!!!

    My favorite part was the gigantic knife. 😂😂

  5. I will never understand the American predilection for using disposable paper plates at home 

  6. Trying an technical complex dish that only someone that appreciates food would do and uses a paper plate ?? Why?? Idk why but I’m fixated on that detail

  7. Wayyyy overcooked. The best image to keep in mind is that of a thin cloth barely keeping the egg contained.

    Spin with chopsticks viciously for about 45 seconds then let sit, after which roll your pan forward and backward. Closing the thin layer, flipping to cook all the way around once. Serve as soon as it is closed. The idea is to cook it as fast as possible.

  8. Great effort here. Besides the obvious that everyone has already commented on ad nauseam, maybe a little overcooked on the outside. Looking a little firm. But this is great first attempt

  9. Man i do not know for the life of me how to make the egg like that. Lol all in the wrist with the flip. But yah have not mastered that.

  10. A little overcooked.

    But, where is the rice? Omurice is egg and rice.

  11. This is really great for a first attempt! Technique looks good, just a little over. Keep practicing, looks delicious!

  12. not bad for a first time focus on your fire and cooking time the next time

  13. Not horrible for a first time! A little overcooked. Truthfully, eggs are the hardest thing to cook due to timing and heat. Keep at it and learn your pan & technique. I have different pans for different style eggs. and remember, if it’s finished in the pan, it’s overcooked on the plate. It will always carry-over cook on the plate.

    Cast iron with a cover for sunny-side up fried eggs. Salt at beginning of cooking. Carbon steel for scramble as it’s convex and varies in temperature from center to the edge. Salt at latter half of cooking. Omelet pan for multi-layered rolled omelets. Salt on plate. Soft-boiled eggs get 6.5 minutes in boiling water from refrigerator temp. Pro-tip: Put those soft-boiled eggs, peeled, on the smoker or grill.

  14. Looks great for your first try! Looks like you’re on the right track! 

  15. Dude fuck everyone saying this is overcooked. I mean, it is a little overcooked, but thats not the point. My first attempt at omurice basically ended in half-cooked scrambled eggs, a non-zero amount of which ended up on the floor and counter, so as far as first attempts go this is stunning.

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