marți, 27 ianuarie 2009

Omuraisu

Intai preparam umplutura, care se poate face, in principiu, cu ce gasim prin bucatarie. De data asta, am facut o varianta vegetariana. O reteta mai cunoscuta la noi ar fi cea care presupune urmatoarele ingrediente (pentru o portie): o ceapă, 50 g ciuperci, 10 g ulei, 30 g carne de pasăre, 60 g orez, vreo doua linguri de vin alb, doua-trei ouă.
Eu am folosit orez, ardei capia, mazare si ceapa verde intr-un rand...
Morcovi, ciuperci, varza, orez in alt rand...
Iese foarte buna si cu ingredientele printre care se enumera puiul (la care se pot adauga altele cu succes: mazarea, de exemplu). Fapt e ca se calesc intai legumele putin (pentru cei dornici: cu doi catei de usturoi care se scot cand devin aurii), se pune si orezul deja fiert, se amesteca si prajeste, se adauga vreo doua linguri de ketchup si sos de soia dupa gust. Separat se face omleta si fie punem in farfurie intai umplutura, in forma rotunda, adaugand peste ea omleta, fie punem intai omleta
si apoi umplutura, peste care rulam omleta:
Oricum ar fi... e minunat!

14 comentarii:

KennyT spunea...

Hi there, your blog is fantastic and the photos are very beautiful too!

MONONOKE KITCHEN spunea...

Thank you very much, Garden of Eden! I love your blog and your motto: "Eat, drink and live happily"!

violette spunea...

Buna,Mononoke! Am descoperit de curand blogul tau.E minunat.Cu siguranta o sa incerc si eu cateva din retetele tale.Spor la treaba!

MONONOKE KITCHEN spunea...

Multumesc foarte mult, violette, ma bucur ca iti place si iti doresc si eu mult succes!

Ruxel spunea...

mie mi se scurg ochii dupa toate bunatatile pe care le faceti voi, cele dedicate domeniului culinar :)

MONONOKE KITCHEN spunea...

Ruxel, nu ne ramane decat sa ne bucuram ca exista oameni care sa aprecieze experimentele noastre! Asa ca... pofta buna!

squash spunea...

Draga Mononoke, mereu ne surprinzi cu interpretari atat de apetisante ale unor retete clasice! Desi nu ma omor dupa oua, acest omuraisu are un aspect foarte placut privirii. Si faptul ca ne propui mai multe variante este minunat.

MONONOKE KITCHEN spunea...

Draga Squash, ma bucur ca ti se pare apetisant chit ca nu iti prea plac ouale... Traiasca omleta japoneza!

NP spunea...

Mononoke, Thank you for the visit and kind words. I like your blog and definitely check back for some great recipes for yummy food. Keep on with the good work!

Malar Gandhi spunea...

Hi,

First time to your blog. Wow...you have amazing collection. I like your fish recipes...they look delicious. Will browse leisurely...

Thanks for following my blog, friend, that really means to me...

MONONOKE KITCHEN spunea...

Thank you a lot, Nino Popa, I'm delighted you liked it!

MONONOKE KITCHEN spunea...

I adore fish recipes! I think your blog is inspiring too!

Sweta (My Indian Dietitian) spunea...

Wow-what exactly is this dish made of?
Is that an omelet?Translation please.
Why don't you start another blog in English-that way we won't have to keep bothering you for translations.

MONONOKE KITCHEN spunea...

I've just seen your comment on Omuraisu... It's omu from "omelet" and raisu from "rice". This is basically fried rice (most often with tiny chicken pieces, chopped onion and peas) seasoned with salt, pepper and ketchup and wrapped in a thin sweet omelet. And I think you're right, I should start another blog in English! Anyway, thank you for visiting me!