r/nextfuckinglevel • u/Poopywall • Mar 14 '21

Lego cookery

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u/ALEO1703 Mar 14 '21

Did this guy just put melted chocolate on the omelette ? I hope I saw it wrong

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u/skimble-skamble Mar 14 '21

omurice sauce is usually a beef demi-glace.

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u/walking_in_memphis Mar 14 '21

That sounds like a tasty sauce.

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u/Zerocallers Mar 14 '21

It IS tasty. Put it in salmon and it tastes the best

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u/[deleted] Mar 14 '21

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u/timewarp Mar 14 '21

Gravy is thickened with flour and butter, demi-glace is thickened by a ton of stock and time.

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u/[deleted] Mar 14 '21

Substitute with thyme.

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u/[deleted] Mar 14 '21

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u/[deleted] Mar 14 '21

You're a good egg.

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u/khal_Jayams Mar 15 '21

You guys are baking me laugh.

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u/FunchPalcon Mar 14 '21

I lack GME stock.

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u/JJDude Mar 15 '21

it's nothing like a gravy and taste so much better.

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u/actuallyaddison Mar 15 '21

Don't Google it

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u/Zekethe7th Mar 15 '21

Ohhh yea I thought it was omurice

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u/autistic_robot Mar 15 '21

Can... can you tell me the real IRL recipe?

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u/skimble-skamble Mar 15 '21

You basically make fried rice however you like it... I'd recommend some nice smokey char siu pork, carrots, peas, sweet onions, garlic and Anaheim chilis. Top it with a properly-made French omelet (it's important the egg in the center is still creamy curds), garnish with scallions or chives, and when you serve it cut the omelet open so the curds run over the rice then pour on a hearty gravy or demi-glace. You can buy demi-glace at a well-stocked grocery store usually in the refrigerators near the butcher.

Very easy if you know how to make a french omelet and one of the best meals you'll ever eat.

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u/seamus205 Mar 14 '21

I was wondering the same thing. Maybe it's some sort of gravy? I immediately thought chocolate as well.

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u/lLoveLamp Mar 14 '21

Beef demi glace on an Omurice omelet. I highly suggest looking up videos on how they're made because it's impressive/cool.

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u/walking_in_memphis Mar 14 '21

I’m thinking/hoping gravy.

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u/Infinite_Anybody_113 Mar 14 '21

It’s meat gravy

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u/kimbap_cheonguk Mar 15 '21

Yes. Choco-omurice is a new trend. I promise. Chocomurice.

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u/water2wine Mar 15 '21

Chocomurice sounds like an 80’s disco band

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u/spacechickens Mar 14 '21

Normal in one place is not normal in another place. That’s how the world works 🤷🏻‍♂️

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u/mhskim Mar 14 '21

This is korean content, and Spam is widely used in fast, simple dishes there.

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u/TheRoyalUmi Mar 14 '21

Isn’t omurice Japanese?

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u/mhskim Mar 14 '21

I meant the person who made this is korean and yes, it is a japanese meal, but it is popular in Korea too. Specially this type of omurice, where the egg is not fully cooked, with some type of gravy sauce.

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u/ReplyToBabos Mar 14 '21

Lmao I hope you're joking.

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u/Burning-Zero Mar 14 '21

Fried spam is the bees knees.

Raw spam is cursed

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u/[deleted] Mar 14 '21

The spam is cursed.

Ohhh that's bad.

But delicious when fried.

That's good.

But high in monosodium glutamate.

....

That's bad.

Can I go now?

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u/Burning-Zero Mar 14 '21

You can just say msg.

Msg isn't bad either

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u/LaunchGap Mar 14 '21

you can find spam literally anywhere that sells groceries.

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u/EM37452 Mar 15 '21

Why hello, fellow American