Omuraisu
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From: gumonthepants
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  • Hey, not bad for a gaijin.

  • nonstick spray + eggs = FAIL

    oil or butter plz

  • @jameseglavin4

    You're absolutely right. I'm just too lazy to make another video.

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  • @jameseglavin4 omg such a wanker!

  • Good job :]

  • i dont remember cheese o.O

  • this looks tasty xD can't wait to cook it too ^^

  • heh.... man cooking not surprising it's so messy... sorry but I didn't like it at all

  • Guys who cooks r sexy ;]. Good job on the omuraisu :D

  • Watch the scene in Tampopo again; the eggs are much softer, which is why they were much easier to turn over onto itself with the wrist tap technique. don't overcook them. and use a better pan (with oil or butter, not spray) actually its classic french omelette techique with a japanese spin; read julia child to learn omelettes; i love omurice. i too make it generally with the egg wrapped around the rice; and the rice needs more stuff in it (onions, chicken, scallions....)

  • From 02:14 on all I could think was... "Turn off your water." It looked tasty in the end though =^.^=

  • Sorry I rated this video a 1 star by mistake, it deserved a 5:(

  • looks like a mensurating vagina

  • egg is too cooked

  • Was that soy sauce or what that you put in after the ketchup?

  • Soy sauce

  • hehe you almost lost it at 3:28

    I like this recipe. Learned it from tampopo. Though I usually add some chopped red onions to the eggs.

  • That's actually Parmesan cheese I use in place of salt.

  • Ever thought about making it the other way With the egg wrapped around the rice?

  • That's the way I used to make it.

  • What kind of fish did ya shave into the egg mixture?

  • Nice work, we liked your video very much so we embedded it on ChefCommons . com w/ link back and reference to Youtube. (Let us know if you don't wish for it to be featured)

  • lol makes me wanan make sum myself

  • egg looks nasty, did you cook it all the way?

  • You don't cook it all the way. The inside is supposed to be soft cooked. That's what makes cutting it so awesome.

    Good job, gumonthepants

  • looks grose :)

  • the egg looked kinda strange when you whisked it together.. x|

    but nicee vid.

  • That'll do me. I'll try it this way, can't be bothered with adding extra stuff to it.

  • i remember my first attempt at omuraisu the omelette mixture was a complete mess but i like to think im a little pro now ^^

  • Nice. :D

  • I made mine with Rice-a-Roni Fried rice :D

  • It looks good!

  • what the hell is that spray??

  • LOL It's Pam!

  • I came for stolen documents...

    I stayed for the cooking...

  • adding milk to the beated egg would make the omelette creamier.. and your omelette is not half-cooked that's why when you cut it in half, no juices came out..

  • Nice! I love your flipping technique (I still suck at mine) ... but seriously, all I could think about was the RUNNING WATER! I mean, it was just a little bowl!

    By the by, I like to add little pieces of cooked chicken breast, minced onion, and some peas.

    Thanks for sharing!

  • Yeah, that running water sounded like the eggs cooking. With the camera running I forgot to turn it off...

  • what do you put in the rice? or what do you use to flavor it?

  • I didn't use anything but ketchup and fried it up beforehand. Typically, I think, chopped onion is used.

  • csak a zene miatt néztem meg:)

  • wow, is that your first time doing this? good work! ^ ^

  • Nicely done, that last flip looked like it saved the eggs from falling onto the stove. Very aesthetically pleasing, looks tasty too.

  • UGGGHHH, ketchup!?

    You're supposed to use okonomi sauce or something! That must have been one vinegary omelette... gross.

  • Oh yeah? Maybe in Osaka. This is New York City 75th Street kitchen style.

  • You don't have Asian markets in New York? I doubt that very much.

  • haha lol gotta love the New York style :D

    thanks to you i acctually learned how to make omurice XD

  • we use ketchup in japan~

  • Really it's all about preference. If you like it with ketchup, then so be it. No need to make a big fuss over something as trivial as this.

  • ill make my first attempt of cooking this tomorrow...no practice or anything for my class...hehe!

  • what did you put into the egg? salt and...?

  • No salt. Just pepper and grated parmesan (for salt substitute).

  • omuraisu is delicious with ham!Eu adoro!!!

  • Original PAM®

    All Natural Original PAM® is the versatile leader in no-stick cooking sprays.

    Ingredients: Canola oil, grain alcohol, soy lecithin, propellant. Hmmm...propellant, eh?

  • Looks very interesting ... I might have to give this a shot. Just a note ... to prevent the possibility of spreading salmonella, crack your eggs on a surface other than your mixing bowl. You should also wash your hands before you handle any other items. Just keeping it healthy! (-:

  • The fun came at 3:27...

    Your "tap/flip" almost got out of hand, However you (or some luck)saved the day , and it flipped back into the pan....

    You did give me the idea on my own attempt at this meal, so thanks for the info!

  • Thanks, keep the heat pretty high and work fast and you'll have much better luck. In this video I didn't preheat enough and the flame wasn't high enough - should've been done alot quicker...

  • I am not allowed to do the whole shake thing, we have a ceramic stove top =/

  • AY, DIOS MIO! How 'bout some real tomatoes. Instead of the chemical stuff? Nice Flip Mr. Pants.

  • I'm not from around here.

  • omurice is so good, I make it when ever I find time, which is a lot.

  • 2:47 Golden Blonde with 20 Volume LOL

  • Whoa, what brand are you using? Maybe with a serious amount of yellow-kicker.

  • I'm gonna make this for my friend :D she loves asian food :P

  • looks good but how was the taste?

    good job though, hurray for gaijin cooking

  • The taste was delicious as it always is as long as the eggs aren't overcooked!

  • Nice filps

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