Butter Egg Fried Rice
Avocado Sauce

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A rich and comforting butter egg fried rice, enriched with a special savory sauce and served with a creamy avocado spread for a uniquely fresh finish.

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Fried rice is a masterclass in transforming simple, leftover ingredients into a deeply satisfying meal. By introducing butter to the wok, this recipe bridges traditional Asian stir-frying with a Western-inspired richness that coats every grain. The addition of a smooth, vibrant avocado sauce on the side provides a creamy, fresh contrast that elevates the dish far beyond a standard comfort food.

A plate of golden butter egg fried rice paired with a creamy green avocado sauce.
A plate of golden butter egg fried rice paired with a creamy green avocado sauce.
Prep10 mins
Cook10 mins
Total20 mins
Yield1 serving
DifficultyEasy
Calories850 kcal

Ingredients

Instructions

  1. 1Heat the oil
    Cooking oil being poured into a heated black wok on a stove burner.

    Pour cooking oil into a black wok placed on a stove and heat it up.

    Tip: Ensure the wok is heated evenly before adding oil.
  2. 2Beat the eggs
    Two raw eggs being whisked with wooden chopsticks inside a grey ceramic bowl.

    Crack two raw eggs into a grey bowl and beat them thoroughly using a pair of wooden chopsticks.

    Tip: Beat until the yolks and whites are fully combined.
  3. 3Pour in the eggs
    Beaten egg mixture being poured from a grey bowl into a hot oiled wok.

    Pour the previously beaten eggs from the grey bowl straight into the hot oiled wok.

    Tip: Pour slowly to distribute the eggs evenly across the cooking surface.
  4. 4Stir-fry the eggs
    Cooked eggs being moved around in a wok with a red silicone spatula.

    Use a red spatula to stir-fry the eggs in the wok until cooked, then remove them onto a plate.

    Tip: Cook over medium heat to keep the eggs tender.
  5. 5Add butter
    Small pieces of butter melting inside a heated pan.

    Cut pieces of butter and add them to a hot pan so they melt completely.

    Tip: Let the butter foam slightly before adding the rice.
  6. 6Add cooked rice
    Cooked white rice being added with a spatula into melted butter in a pan.

    Add cooked white rice into the pan with the melted butter and stir-fry evenly.

    Tip: Break apart any clumps of rice for an even texture.
  7. 7Add cooked eggs to rice
    Scrambled eggs from a grey bowl being poured into a pan of white cooked rice.

    Transfer the previously prepared scrambled eggs into the pan containing the seasoned cooked rice. Gently mix them together to distribute the eggs evenly throughout the grains of rice.

    Tip: Break up any large clumps of eggs so they blend seamlessly with the individual grains of rice.
  8. 8Season the fried rice
    A glass grinder sprinkling pink salt flakes and black pepper onto fried rice in a pan.

    Transfer the previously prepared scrambled eggs into the pan containing the buttery cooked rice. Gently mix them together to distribute the eggs evenly throughout the grains.

    Tip: Add the salt gradually while stirring to ensure even flavoring across all the rice.
  9. 9Pour special sauce
    Dark special sauce being poured from a squeeze bottle into the center of fried rice in a pan.

    Drizzle the special sauce evenly over the top of the fried rice mixture in the pan. Continue to stir-fry everything together over heat until the sauce is fully absorbed and aromatic.

    Tip: Pour the sauce around the edges of the pan rather than just one spot so it caramelizes slightly and coats the rice uniformly.

Storage & Reheating

Refrigerator
3 days
Store the fried rice in an airtight container. Keep the avocado sauce in a separate container with plastic wrap pressed directly against the surface to prevent browning.
Reheating
2–3 min
Reheat the rice in a skillet or microwave until steaming hot. Serve with the cold avocado sauce on the side.

Burn It Off

Running
~80 minutes at a vigorous pace (~10 km/h).
Badminton
~1 hour 45 minutes of active match play.
Brisk Walking
~2 hours 50 minutes at a steady, brisk pace (~5 km/h).

Frequently Asked Questions

Mushy fried rice usually happens when using freshly cooked, warm rice. Always use day-old rice that has been chilled in the fridge, as the cold environment dries out the grains so they fry up perfectly separated.
Yes, but the butter adds a distinctive rich, nutty flavor to this specific recipe that standard cooking oil alone wont provide. If you are worried about the butter burning, you can use half oil and half butter.
If you have leftover avocado sauce, squeeze a little lime or lemon juice over it and press plastic wrap directly onto the surface before refrigerating to block out the air.
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