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Omurice: Omelette Rice

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Omurice — Japanese ketchup-fried rice wrapped in a thin egg omelette — is the most beloved of the yoshoku (Western-influenced Japanese) preparations. The egg wrapping technique requires a thin omelette that is simultaneously cooked and soft enough to wrap around the rice — a precise balance achievable only with the correct heat and a specific flipping technique.

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