Why We Love This Triple Pork Fried Rice Recipe
Have I ever told you how much I love pork? Pork is by far my favorite source of protein. It’s so rich, juicy, flavorful, and there are so many options of piggy products… Bacon, pork belly, Canadian bacon, pork chops, ham, pork roast, pork tenderloin, rib roast, pork ribs, pepperoni, sausage, ground pork, pulled pork, pork shank, ham hocks. I could go on. Most of my favorite meals involve a little porky goodness, even if it’s just bacon grease. Yet this Triple Pork Fried Rice recipe is completely about celebrating pork in all its glory, with a trinity of porky deliciousness. Our simple Triple Pork Fried Rice is amplified by the addition of bacon and ham, on top of the traditional seared bits of pork chop. The rice is fried right in the bacon grease to enhance the pork essence. Scrambled eggs, garlic, ginger, onions, sweet peas, and carrots help balance the porky overload. Bonus: All of the cooking for this recipe is done using just one wok or skillet, and everything can be served and enjoyed in one bowl!
Ingredients You Need
This Asian-inspired Hawaiian dish uses a great combination of fresh ingredients and pantry staples, and is terrific for using whatever you have available to create exciting layers of flavor and texture.
Cooked rice – leftover rice works great in this dish Pork chops – boneless, cut into 1/2-inch chunks Cooked ham – diced Bacon – diced into 1/2-inch pieces Eggs Green onions – chopped Fresh ginger – grated Peas – frozen are best Carrots – shredded Soy sauce – I recommend low sodium Chile garlic sauce – or Sriracha Lime – quartered, for cooking and serving
How to Make Pork Fried Rice
You only need one wok or one skillet to cook our Triple Pork Fried Rice, and this entire one-bowl meal just takes 30 minutes, start to finish. It’s wonderful for whipping up for a vibrant dinner after a busy weekday, or as a quick lunch or even breakfast when you need a hearty dish to get going. Here’s how to make the best pork fried rice right at home: First, prep all of your ingredients by chopping and dicing, whisking the eggs and organizing in your kitchen space. This is super helpful for once you get going with the quick cooking process. Next, place a wok or deep skillet over medium-high heat until it is hot. Add the bacon and stir until crisp; remove and set aside. Add the cubed pork chop and cook, then add the ham and continue cooking for just another minute or so more. Remove from the wok and keep all the pork ingredients together in a bowl. Add the whisked eggs to the hot wok and scramble; remove and set aside. Drizzle a bit of oil in the wok or skillet if needed, and then cook the onions, carrots, ginger and garlic for several minutes before adding the cooked rice. Place the eggs and pork back into the wok, and stir. Lastly, add soy sauce and chile garlic sauce to taste. Squeeze on lime juice and mix in the peas, and continue cooking and stirring until the peas are heated. Serve warm with a wedge of lime and more chile garlic sauce on the side.
Recipe Variations
Add extra vegetables! This rice dish is extremely versatile, so you can add any extra veggies that you’d like! Try adding bell pepper, corn, mushrooms or broccoli! Try a different rice! Traditionally, this pork fried rice recipe is made with long grain white rice. However, you can make it with other grains like brown rice or even quinoa! For added umami flavor, add a splash of oyster sauce or fish sauce! The soy sauce is what really seasons this fried rice to perfection, so there is no need to add any extra salt.
Looking for More Flavorful One Bowl Meals? Be Sure to Also Try:
Hawaiian Chicken Skillet Recipe Korean Bibimbap One-Pot Shrimp Black Bean and Rice Skillet Ahi Poke Bowl Recipe Classic Thai Fried Rice
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