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Omurice (Japanese Omelet over Rice)

Omurice (Japanese Omelet over Rice)

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Translated from Spanish, the language of the reel.

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A classic version of the famous Japanese omurice, characterized by an extremely fluffy and creamy omelet that is sliced open over a bed of tomato fried rice.

Time
25 minutes
Equipment
Stovetop
Good for
Breakfast, lunch, or dinner
Cuisine
East Asian
Contains
Dairy and eggs

Diet and allergen details are read from the ingredient names and are not certified.

Ingredients

1 serving
Units

Steps

  1. In a small skillet, heat one tablespoon of oil over medium heat. Sauté the chicken and onion until cooked through and the onion is translucent.

  2. Add the cooked rice to the skillet and break up any clumps. Stir in the ketchup, salt, and pepper, mixing well until the rice is evenly coated and heated through.

  3. Shape the rice into a compact oval in the center of a plate and set aside.

  4. Wipe the skillet clean or use a clean non-stick pan. Heat the butter and remaining oil over medium-high heat.

  5. Pour in the beaten eggs. Stir rapidly with chopsticks or a spatula while shaking the pan to create a very fine and creamy scrambled egg texture.

  6. When the egg is partially set but still very wet on top, stop stirring. Tilt the pan and use the spatula to fold the edges toward the center, forming a football-shaped oval.

  7. Gently tap the handle of the pan so the omelet rolls over itself, sealing the seam. The interior should remain almost liquid.

  8. Carefully slide the omelet onto the prepared mound of rice.

  9. With a sharp knife, slice the top of the omelet lengthwise so it opens and covers the rice with its creamy interior. Serve immediately with demi-glace sauce or ketchup.

Notes

The omelet technique requires practice; the secret is to maintain medium-high heat and work quickly so the exterior seals while the interior remains creamy. Using a high-quality 8-inch non-stick skillet is recommended.

Nutrition

These are estimates per serving, worked out from the ingredients.

Calories
903
Protein
37 g
Carbs
63 g
Fat
56 g
Fiber
2 g

Where the calories come from

  • Vegetable oil27%
  • Eggs23%
  • Cooked rice23%
  • Unsalted butter11%
  • Chicken breast9%
  • Everything else7%
  • omurice
  • japanese
  • breakfast
  • lunch
  • eggs
  • advanced technique

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