Garlic Butter Steak Rice Bowl
Fried Egg

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A savory garlic butter steak rice bowl featuring tender seared skirt steak, fragrant scallion garlic sauce, and a runny fried egg over seasoned rice.

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This garlic steak rice bowl brings together vibrant Asian-inspired aromatics and comforting steakhouse flavors into a single satisfying dish. Sizzling skirt steak is paired with a rich, aromatic garlic and scallion sauce that infuses every grain of rice, topped with a runny fried egg for a decadent finish.

A garlic steak rice bowl topped with seared skirt steak, scallion garlic sauce, a fried egg, and toasted sesame seeds
A garlic steak rice bowl topped with seared skirt steak, scallion garlic sauce, a fried egg, and toasted sesame seeds
Prep15 mins
Cook10 mins
Total25 mins
Yield2 servings
DifficultyEasy
Calories650 kcal

Ingredients

Instructions

  1. 1Sear the skirt steak
    Raw skirt steak pieces being added into an oiled and heated frying pan.

    Place the raw skirt steak pieces into a preheated frying pan with a small amount of oil to begin searing.

    Tip: Preheat the pan well before adding the meat.
  2. 2Season the steak
    Salt and black pepper being seasoned onto steak pieces cooking in the pan.

    Sprinkle a small amount of salt and black pepper over the skirt steak pieces as they cook in the pan.

    Tip: Season evenly for the best flavor.
  3. 3Flip and sear the steak
    Tongs flipping skirt steak pieces in a pan to show browned surfaces.

    Use tongs to flip the skirt steak pieces in the pan, showing browned surfaces on both sides.

    Tip: Sear each side for about 30 to 40 seconds.
  4. 4Chop green onions
    Green onions being chopped into scallion flower on a wooden board with a knife.

    Finely chop scallions into scallion flower on a wooden cutting board using a chefs knife.

    Tip: Chop finely to prepare for the garlic sauce.
  5. 5Prepare garlic sauce base
    Minced garlic sauce in a clear glass bowl.

    Place a little bit of minced garlic sauce into a clear glass bowl in preparation for mixing with other sauce ingredients.

    Tip: Ensure the bowl is clean and dry.
  6. 6Cook the garlic sauce
    Garlic and scallion sauce cooking inside a hot frying pan.

    Pour the mixed garlic and scallion sauce into the hot frying pan to cook and bring it to a boil.

    Tip: Bring to a boil and then remove from heat.
  7. 7Drizzle sauce over rice
    Spoon pouring garlic sauce over a bed of white rice in a black container.

    Take two spoons of the prepared garlic sauce and pour it directly over the container of cooked white rice to infuse it with savory flavor before mixing.

    Tip: Pouring the sauce evenly helps distribute the flavor throughout all the rice grains.
  8. 8Mix the rice with sauce
    Rice being stirred and mixed with tongs inside a black takeout container alongside garlic sauce.

    Pour two spoons of the prepared garlic and scallion sauce over the freshly cooked rice in a container, then use tongs to thoroughly mix everything together so every grain absorbs the flavor.

    Tip: Mix the rice while it is still warm to help it absorb the savory oil and aromatics evenly.
  9. 9Arrange the seared steak
    Seared steak pieces being arranged on top of the seasoned rice in a blue plate using tongs

    Take the previously seared skirt steak pieces and arrange them neatly on top of the seasoned fried rice on a blue serving plate using tongs.

    Tip: Arrange the pieces cleanly around the plate to make the dish look appetizing before adding the final toppings.
  10. 10Add the fried egg and final garnish
    A cooked fried egg being placed on top of the steak and rice assembly using a spatula

    Place a freshly cooked fried egg on top of the steak and rice assembly using a spatula, pour the remaining freshly prepared sauce over the beef, and sprinkle a little white sesame seeds on top.

    Tip: Breaking the runny yolk into the steak and rice adds a rich texture and flavor to every bite.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, flank steak, hanger steak, or ribeye strips make excellent alternatives that cook quickly and pair well with the garlic sauce.
Skirt steak cooks very quickly over high heat. Sear it for about 30 to 40 seconds per side to keep it medium-rare and tender, avoiding overcooking which can make it tough.
Yes, you can chop the scallions and mix the sauce ingredients beforehand, but it is best heated in the pan right before serving to release the aromatic flavors.
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