Japanese omelet

By VicentaLakin

Japanese omelet
It's a very simple fast-hand breakfast. I learned it in Japan when I was in Japan。

Recipe Recommendations

  • eggs of 2
  • corn starch 1 teaspoon
  • rice 1 small bowl
  • salad oil appropriate amount
  • white pepper appropriate amount
  • onion appropriate amount
  • color pepper appropriate amount
  • fresh shrimp appropriate amount
  • tomato sauce appropriate amount
  • salt appropriate amount

Steps for Japanese omelet

  • Make Japanese omelet step 0
    1
    Shrimp goes to the shrimp line and cuts into little pieces. Onions, pepper cut small pieces。
  • Make Japanese omelet step 1
    2
    A small amount of oil is in the pot, a shrimp section is down, white pepper powder is put in the pot, it's boiled and it's available。
  • Make Japanese omelet step 2
    3
    Down onions are broken, they're cooked, they're available。
  • Make Japanese omelet step 3
    4
    Scattered peppers, scrambled and sprung。
  • Make Japanese omelet step 4
    5
    The rice is cooked up to the end of the grain, the shrimp section, the onions and the peppers, and the tomato sauce and a small slurry of salt are cooked。
  • Make Japanese omelet step 5
    6
    Corn starch mixed with a small amount of water and added to the scattered egg fluid。
  • Make Japanese omelet step 6
    7
    The pans have a small amount of oil, which heats up and pours into the above-mentioned egg fluid and is distributed into an egg cake。
  • Make Japanese omelet step 7
    8
    The rice code is on the side of the omelet when the egg fluid on its surface is about to condensate。
  • Make Japanese omelet step 8
    9
    Lightly lift the eggcake on the other side to cover it on the other side and press the edge with chopsticks。
  • Make Japanese omelet step 9
    10
    When you're out of the pot, you squeeze the ketchup sauce on the surface, and you'll have a few pieces of coding。
  • Japanese omelet Make Tips

    1. Do not put too much rice, otherwise it won't hold together. 2. Some brands of ketchup are quite sour; if you dislike the sour taste, you can add a small amount of sugar.

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