Pork Ribs and Potato Sticky Rice

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A fragrant, deeply satisfying one-pot dish of tender pork ribs, soft potatoes, Chinese sausage, and chewy sticky rice cooked to glossy perfection.

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Pork ribs and potato sticky rice is a comforting, all-in-one meal where every ingredient enriches the next. As it cooks, the sticky rice absorbs the savory juices from the browned ribs, sweet Chinese sausage, and tender potatoes, creating a glossy and rich texture that makes every bite deeply satisfying.

A bowl of pork ribs and potato sticky rice featuring glossy grains, tender ribs, and savory sausage.
A bowl of pork ribs and potato sticky rice featuring glossy grains, tender ribs, and savory sausage.
Prep30 mins
Cook45 mins
Total1 hr 15 mins
Yield4 servings
DifficultyEasy
Calories620 kcal

Ingredients

Instructions

  1. 1Soak and Clean Pork Ribs
    Raw pork ribs soaking in a bowl filled with red-tinted water.

    Submerge the pork ribs in a bowl of fresh water to draw out excess blood and impurities prior to cooking.

    Tip: Changing the water once or twice helps clean the ribs more thoroughly.
  2. 2Dice the Potatoes
    Raw potatoes being carefully diced into small cubes on a wooden cutting board alongside sausages.

    Cut the peeled raw potatoes into uniform bite-sized cubes on a cutting board so they cook evenly with the other ingredients.

    Tip: Keep the potato cubes evenly sized so they cook at the same rate as the other ingredients.
  3. 3Cut the sausage
    Hands cutting sausage into small pieces on a wooden cutting board.

    Slice the sausage into small pieces on the wooden cutting board to add extra savory flavor to the dish.

    Tip: Cutting them into bite-sized pieces allows the flavors to meld better with the sticky rice.
  4. 4Sear the Pork Ribs
    Blanched pork ribs being added to a hot wok with oil.

    Transfer the blanched pork ribs into a hot wok with oil and sear them until they become fragrant and lightly browned.

    Tip: Ensure the wok is hot before adding the ribs to develop a nice sear.
  5. 5Season with Soy Sauce
    Pork ribs stir-frying in a wok with soy sauce and aromatics.

    Pour light soy sauce over the sizzling pork ribs in the wok to build a rich savory flavor and deep color.

    Tip: Add the soy sauce directly along the hot edges of the wok to enhance the aroma.
  6. 6Toss in Diced Potatoes
    Diced raw potatoes being added into the wok with the pork ribs and sauce.

    Add the freshly diced raw potatoes into the wok with the seasoned pork ribs and stir continuously to coat them.

    Tip: Stir gently to coat the potatoes in the savory sauce mixture.
  7. 7Add Peas and Sausage
    Green peas and sausage slices being added into the wok with bubbling pork ribs and potatoes.

    Toss in the green peas and sliced sausages with the pork ribs and potatoes to incorporate vibrant colors and savory elements.

    Tip: Add vegetables that cook quickly later in the process to maintain their vibrant color and texture.
  8. 8Incorporate Sticky Rice
    Soaked, soft sticky rice being poured from a metal colander into the wok containing the other cooked ingredients.

    Pour the well-drained, soaked sticky rice directly into the wok with the seasoned mixture, combining everything thoroughly before transferring to the cooker.

    Tip: Ensure the sticky rice is well-drained of excess water before adding it to the wok so it absorbs the savory flavors properly.

Storage & Reheating

Refrigerator
2 to 3 days
Store in an airtight container once fully cooled.
Reheating
10 min
Steam over boiling water or microwave with a splash of water covered to restore moisture.

Burn It Off

Running
~60 minutes at a moderate pace (~9 km/h).
Leisurely Cycling
~1 hour 40 minutes of casual riding (~15 km/h).
Brisk Walking
~2 hours of steady walking (~5 km/h).

Frequently Asked Questions

No, you only need to sear them until lightly browned and fragrant. They will finish cooking and become completely tender and falling off the bone during the rice cooker cycle.
Sticky rice has a unique chewy texture and starch content required for this specific recipe. Regular long-grain or short-grain rice will yield a very different texture and require different liquid ratios.
Add a small amount of hot water, keeping it slightly less than you would for standard white rice since the sticky rice has already been soaked and absorbs moisture from the ingredients.
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