Baek Jong-won's Super Simple Ham and Egg Rice
Pan-fried canned ham and fried eggs layered over rice, finished with nuochu (nuodyou) for a Hong Kong-style exotic flavor in a simple one-bowl meal
Ingredients needed 1 servings
Recipe
Cooking tips
- Nuochu (nuodyou) is nearly unsalted and delivers a unique aroma similar to hoisin sauce, along with a deep, rich color—making it essential for authentic Hong Kong flavor.
- To prevent foodborne illness, always wash your hands thoroughly after touching eggshells.
- When using limited ham pieces, chop them finely and stir-fry them with the eggs in oil—this allows the ham fat to blend seamlessly with the eggs, boosting overall flavor.
- Since nuochu (nuodyou) isn’t very salty, adjust the final taste with regular salt (seasoning salt) if needed to match your personal preference.
Recommended for
- Those who want to enjoy the exotic taste of Hong Kong-style egg rice at home with minimal effort.
- Home cooks looking to quickly create a satisfying one-bowl meal using only leftover canned ham and eggs.
- Food lovers wanting to elevate ordinary egg rice into something unique and special by using nuochu (nuodyou).
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