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Pork Fried Rice
Savory fried rice with pork, egg, and vegetables.
$20.48 estimated ingredients
Ingredients
- rice — 3 cup Store item: Knorr ® Chicken Rice Sides $1.33
- pork — 0.75 lb Store item: Pork Butt $2.49
- eggs — 2 each Store item: Kroger® Grade A Large White Eggs $8.89
- soy sauce — 3 tbsp Store item: Kroger® Brewed Soy Sauce BIG DEAL! $3.69
- frozen vegetables — 1.5 cup Store item: Simple Truth Organic® Frozen Vegetables Mixed $2.69
- oil — 2 tbsp Store item: Blue Bonnet Vegetable Oil Sticks $1.39
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How to prepare
About this recipe
Pork Fried Rice is a savory one-pan meal with diced pork, scrambled egg, vegetables, and soy-seasoned rice—best with day-old chilled rice. This asian recipe serves 4 and is rated medium difficulty. Plan about 15 minutes of prep and 20 minutes of cooking.
What you will need ready
- 3 cup rice
- 0.75 lb pork
- 2 eggs
- 3 tbsp soy sauce
- 1.5 cup frozen vegetables
- 2 tbsp oil
Step-by-step
- Cook 3 cup rice ahead and spread on a tray to cool completely, or use leftover chilled rice.
- Dice 0.75 lb pork into small pieces. Beat 2 eggs in a bowl.
- Heat 1 tablespoon 2 tbsp oil in a wok or large skillet over high heat.
- Scramble 2 eggs quickly; break into pieces and remove to a plate.
- Add remaining 2 tbsp oil. Stir-fry 0.75 lb pork 3–4 minutes until browned and cooked through.
- Add 1.5 cup frozen vegetables; cook 2 minutes until heated.
- Add rice, breaking up clumps. Drizzle 3 tbsp soy sauce over; toss 2–3 minutes until heated through.
- Return eggs to pan; toss to combine.
- Taste and add more soy sauce if needed.
- Serve immediately from the hot pan.
Serving
Serve in bowls with extra soy sauce. Refrigerate leftovers 3 days; reheat in hot skillet with splash of oil.
Cook tips
- Cold day-old rice fries best—fresh rice gets mushy.
- High heat gives wok-style flavor.
- Have everything prepped before heating the pan.
- Do not crowd the pan when browning pork.