15-Minute Honey-Soy Glazed Crispy Egg Rice Bowl

15-Minute Honey-Soy Glazed Crispy Egg Rice Bowl: two eggs fried in shimmering oil until the whites blister into lacy brown edges while the yolks stay soft, served over warm jasmine rice with wilted garlic-honey-soy spinach.

By OnMyKitchen · 15 mins total (5 mins prep · 10 mins cook) · Yield: 2 servings

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Ingredients (2 Servings)

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Estimated per serving: 460 kcal · 18g protein · 58g carbs · 17g fat

Method (15 Mins Total)

  1. 1. Stir the Soy, Honey & Garlic in a Small Cup

    Stir together the soy sauce, honey, minced garlic, and 1 tablespoon water in a small cup. Set it next to the stove so it is ready the moment the eggs come out.

  2. 2. Fry the Eggs Until Lacy & Crisp at the Rim

    Heat 2 tablespoons oil in a seasoned cast-iron skillet over medium-high until shimmering. Crack in the eggs and fry for about 3 minutes without flipping, until the edges of the whites turn golden-brown and blistered while the yolks stay soft.

  3. 3. Wilt the Spinach & Bubble the Garlic Glaze

    Scoop warm rice into two bowls and slide the fried eggs on top. Toss the baby spinach into the hot skillet for 45 seconds, pour in the soy-honey mixture and let it bubble for 15 seconds, then spoon the greens and pan glaze around the eggs.

Cooking Tips

  • Stir the soy, honey, garlic, and water together in a cup before turning on the stove. The glaze finishes in seconds, and honey scorches quickly in a hot pan.
  • A tablespoon of water in the glaze slows scorching and gives it enough liquid to coat the spinach.
  • Slide the fried eggs onto the rice first, then wilt the spinach in the empty pan. Steam from the spinach softens crisp egg edges.
  • Fry the eggs right before eating so the edges stay crisp.

Variations

Less sweet

Cut the honey from 1 tablespoon to 1 teaspoon and add a splash of rice vinegar or chili crisp at the table.

Set yolks

Tilt the pan and baste the tops of the whites and yolks with hot oil using a metal spoon for the final 30 seconds.

This recipe is compiled from standard cooking technique and has not been lab-tested by OnMyKitchen. Nutrition figures are estimates.

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