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So I was procrastinating from homework and chores and I didn’t eat anything yet today. That’s how this came about.

Straw Hat Pirate omelette rice

Made by: anisukidayo (me)

I tried writing “One Piece”, but… uh… I miscalculated the space so you can’t really see it too well. OTL|||

On the other hand, although I messed up on the egg by accidentally punching holes in it and such, I think the end result turned out quite satisfactory! This took me a little more than an hour to finish.

Unlike some other typical omelette rice dishes, because I'm not super fond of the taste of ketchup, I made spicy garlic fried rice. The red for the hat as well as the words that sloppily says "One Piece" was written with red Sriracha sauce that tend to be sold at the super market. So it was pretty spicy! I also put a layer of cut up, dried seaweed right on top of the fried rice, then put the thin layer of egg on top. I cut the shape of the skull out of white cheese then used the same dried seaweed for the mouth. The eyes and nose were simply holes cut into the cheese.

Description
So I was procrastinating from homework and chores and I didn’t eat anything yet today. That’s how this came about.

Straw Hat Pirate omelette rice

Made by: anisukidayo (me)

I tried writing “One Piece”, but… uh… I miscalculated the space so you can’t really see it too well. OTL|||

On the other hand, although I messed up on the egg by accidentally punching holes in it and such, I think the end result turned out quite satisfactory! This took me a little more than an hour to finish.

Unlike some other typical omelette rice dishes, because I'm not super fond of the taste of ketchup, I made spicy garlic fried rice. The red for the hat as well as the words that sloppily says "One Piece" was written with red Sriracha sauce that tend to be sold at the super market. So it was pretty spicy! I also put a layer of cut up, dried seaweed right on top of the fried rice, then put the thin layer of egg on top. I cut the shape of the skull out of white cheese then used the same dried seaweed for the mouth. The eyes and nose were simply holes cut into the cheese.