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【Ingredients / serves 1】

Chicken thighs 50g (1.7oz)
Onion 50g (1.7oz)
Cooked Rice 150g (5.3oz)
Butter 10g (0.3oz)
Egg 200ml (6.7oz)
Demi-glace sauce 80g (2.8oz)*
→ 40g for the rice, and the remaining 40g for pouring on the egg sheet at the end.

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Ingredients for quick demi-glace sauce. ↓
(It normally takes a day to make the sauce)

Hot water 300ml (10oz)
Butter 30g (1oz)
4tbs Flour
Bouillon (broth) 10g (0.3oz)
Fond de veau 10g (0.3oz) (If you have any. You don’t have to add this.)
1tbsp Ketchup
1tbsp Worcestershire sauce
1tbsp Mirin
Onion paste 20g (0.7oz)

1. Melt the butter in a pot and add the flour.
2. Fry the flour for about 15 minutes. Make sure not to burn it.
3. Add the hot water and bouillon little by little and stir it well.
4. Add the ketchup, Worcestershire sauce, Mirin and onion paste.
5. Boil it for about 20 to 30 minutes and done.

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34 Comments

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  2. Thank you for making this video, my small nephew and I like to watch these, he thinks your kitty is wonderful 😊

  3. 3:40 I don't know why I thought he was going to throw the egg down and make it splatter all over the rice 😅

  4. Sorry but how come you say it takes a day to make the sauce, but the instructions to make it is only for around 1 hour?

  5. it turns out canned demiglace sauce is hard to come by outside of japan. Any ideas?

  6. The eggs must be really big in Japan. Here in America they’re small and yield less after frying.

  7. ふわとろオムライスが英語圏でも受け入れられる事を祈っております。“日本の卵料理はスライミー!”という苦情が相次いでいると聞いていますので😱😱😱

  8. How do you know the eggs are fully cooked? I feel weird eating raw egg other than sunny side up yolks etc

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