Japanese Style Thick Omelet Rice
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Four eggs were put into the bowl, these two were stirred up by me twice before I remembered to take pictures
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Beaten up
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Adding white pepper powder, it doesn’t seem to taste it, but the leader insisted on adding it, so I had to add it
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Add salt to make the eggs tasteful. Don’t be too salty.
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Add so much water to the egg liquid to make the egg skin more tender
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Add oil to the pan, low heat, add the egg mixture, and fry slowly. It is not easy to turn over. I always use another pan to help. Turn the egg skins in the pan over and pour it into another pan, and then pour it back. Frying, low heat and patience can make it tender. Obviously my finished product is burnt
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Put white rice or leftovers on the plate and gather them into a soil bun, or put the rice into a bowl first, and then reverse it.
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The egg skin was covered with rice, and the egg skin was burnt, ooh. If it’s a tender egg skin, be careful not to break it
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Add oil to the pot and start preparing tomato juice
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Chop the onion and garlic, pour them into the pot and stir fry for a nice aroma. Don’t let go of these two at your discretion, or you have a better diy
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Stir fry
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Pour enough ketchup to taste
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Low heat to medium heat, mix the ketchup evenly, pour it in and lose the fuel, I don’t know if it tastes like, the leader said to do it like this
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Add shrimp, stir fry until cooked, careful to stick to the pan
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Add water and cornstarch, and mix the cornstarch with water in advance, otherwise it won't batter and become balls. \nYou can add rice vinegar if you love sourness. \nThen the sauce is collected over the fire, the shrimps are almost cooked, and the juice is enough, then pour it out on the omelet rice, and it's done
Tips:
This time I got burnt, and I didn’t need to take out the SLR to shoot. The appearance is not good, but the taste is good, suitable for killing leftovers, suitable for one person. The leader likes it very much, and the replication and improvement are also very successful. Thank you for watching.