Honey Garlic Pork Ribs
Fried Eggs

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Tender pork ribs simmered with aromatics, pan-fried to a golden brown, and glazed in a rich honey garlic butter sauce before being topped with soft-cooked eggs.

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These honey garlic pork ribs combine deep savory flavor with a sweet, glossy glaze and a unique finish of eggs gently simmered in the pans residual heat. Blanching the ribs with aromatics locks in flavor and creates a rich broth, while the combination of butter, garlic, and honey delivers an irresistible coating.

Finished honey garlic pork ribs served in a dark pan with fried eggs and a glossy glaze, garnished with minced garlic and chili peppers.
Finished honey garlic pork ribs served in a dark pan with fried eggs and a glossy glaze, garnished with minced garlic and chili peppers.
Prep20 mins
Cook45 mins
Total1 hr 5 mins
Yield2-3 servings
DifficultyMedium
Calories650 kcal

Ingredients

Instructions

  1. 1Blanch and Simmer the Pork Ribs
    Fresh pork ribs resting in a pot of cold water with green onions and aromatics before boiling.

    Place the pork ribs into a pot of cold water along with green onion pieces, half an onion, white peppercorns, ginger slices, and rice wine. Bring to a boil and skim off the foam, then simmer on low heat for half an hour if the cut requires tenderizing.

    Tip: If your pork ribs are an exceptionally tender cut, you can take them right out after blanching instead of simmering.
  2. 2Prepare the Aromatics and Chilies
    Minced garlic, chopped green peppers, and sliced red chili peppers organized neatly inside a steel container.

    Finely mince fresh garlic, chop green peppers, and slice red chili peppers, placing them together in a clean container for quick access during stir-frying.

    Tip: Prepare all your aromatics beforehand so they are ready to go into the hot pan immediately.
  3. 3Pan-Fry the Ribs
    A hand spraying cooking oil into a black frying pan set over a stovetop burner.

    Spray or add a moderate amount of cooking oil into a pan, then place the pre-blanched pork ribs inside. Fry them until all sides turn a rich golden brown color, then remove them from the pan.

    Tip: Ensure the pan is adequately hot before adding the ribs to achieve an even golden crust.
  4. 4Melt Butter and Sauté Aromatics
    A pair of metal tongs placing a pat of butter into a hot pan with melted oil.

    Add a small piece of butter into the pan and let it melt completely, then add the prepared mixture of minced garlic, green peppers, and red chilies, stirring constantly until fragrant.

    Tip: Keep the heat at medium when melting butter to prevent it from burning before the aromatics go in.
  5. 5Build the Sauce Base
    A pan containing sautéed garlic and chili mixture mixed with a savory sauce blend.

    Pour two spoons of light soy sauce, one large spoon of honey, half a spoon of rice vinegar, and half a spoon of oyster sauce directly into the pan with the fragrant sautéed aromatics.

    Tip: Add the honey and sauces in quick succession to let them caramelize slightly with the butter and garlic.
  6. 6Combine Ribs and Simmer in Sauce
    A cooking spatula stirring pork ribs and sauce inside a frying pan on the stove.

    Return the golden brown pan-fried pork ribs back into the pan, ladle in two spoonfuls of the reserved rib broth, and toss everything together to coat and absorb the flavors evenly.

    Tip: Using the saved rib broth adds an extra layer of meaty depth to the honey garlic sauce.
  7. 7Crack Eggs and Finish
    Two eggs being cracked directly into a pan filled with glossy glazed pork ribs and aromatics.

    Crack two eggs directly into the pan among the glazed pork ribs, turn off the heat, cover the pan, and let it steam gently until the egg whites are cooked through, then finish with a sprinkle of black pepper.

    Tip: Make sure to turn off the heat before covering the pan so the eggs steam gently in the residual heat.

Storage & Reheating

Refrigerator
2 days
Store in an airtight container. Best consumed fresh due to the eggs.
Reheating
5 min
Reheat gently in a skillet over low heat with a splash of water until warmed through.

Burn It Off

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~65 minutes at a moderate pace (~9 km/h).
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~95 minutes of leisurely cycling (~16 km/h).
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~2 hours of steady brisk walking (~5 km/h).

Frequently Asked Questions

Bone-in pork ribs provide the best flavor and structure for this dish, but boneless cuts will work if adjusted for cooking time.
Cracking eggs directly into the glazed ribs and letting them steam in the residual heat creates a rich, comforting topping that marries beautifully with the sweet and savory sauce.
The saved broth is packed with aromatic flavor and can be reused as a master stock or a delicious base for noodle soups.
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