Cheese-Stuffed Pork Cutlet Rice
Hot Spring Egg and Goldfish Bubble Drink

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A healing home-cooked meal featuring crispy, cheese-stuffed pork cutlets over rice, paired with a soft-boiled onsen egg and a refreshing blue goldfish bubble drink.

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Enjoy a comforting and creative Japanese-inspired meal featuring crispy pork cutlets oozing with melted mozzarella cheese. Served alongside warm rice, a velvety hot spring egg, and a fun, de-greasing blue bubble drink infused with shimmering visuals and playful goldfish candies, this dish brings ultimate balance and summertime happiness to your table.

Two bowls of rice topped with crispy cheese-stuffed pork cutlets cut in half showing melting cheese, a soft-boiled hot spring egg, and nori seaweed sheets, served alongside two glasses of blue goldfish bubble drinks with ice on a wooden tray.
Two bowls of rice topped with crispy cheese-stuffed pork cutlets cut in half showing melting cheese, a soft-boiled hot spring egg, and nori seaweed sheets, served alongside two glasses of blue goldfish bubble drinks with ice on a wooden tray.
Prep30 mins
Cook25 mins
Total55 mins
Yield2 servings
DifficultyMedium
Calories650 kcal

Ingredients

Instructions

  1. 1Add Dry Rice
    Dry rice being poured into a black rice cooker inner pot on a wooden kitchen counter.

    Measure the appropriate amount of dry rice and add it directly into the black pot of the rice cooker to prepare the base for the meal.

    Tip: Rinse the rice beforehand if preferred, or add it directly depending on the rice type.
  2. 2Cut the Pork Tenderloin
    A hand holding a chefs knife cutting a piece of fresh pink pork tenderloin in half on a wooden cutting board.

    Place the fresh pork tenderloin onto a wooden cutting board shaped like a bear and carefully cut the piece in half using a sharp chefs knife.

    Tip: Ensure the knife is sharp to make clean cuts through the fresh meat.
  3. 3Dry the Pork Tenderloin
    A piece of fresh pink pork tenderloin being lifted above a wooden cutting board next to a white baking dish.

    Lift and inspect the cut pork tenderloin on the wooden cutting board, ensuring any excess surface moisture is removed for better seasoning and cooking.

    Tip: Patting the meat dry helps seasonings adhere properly and ensures a better sear.
  4. 4Cover with Plastic Wrap
    A piece of pork tenderloin on a wooden cutting board being covered with a clear sheet of plastic wrap.

    Place the cut pork tenderloin flat on the wooden cutting board and cover it securely with a layer of plastic wrap to prepare for pounding.

    Tip: Plastic wrap prevents the meat from sticking to the mallet and keeps juices contained.
  5. 5Pound the Pork Flat
    A wooden meat mallet pounding down on a piece of pork tenderloin covered with plastic wrap on a wooden cutting board.

    Using a wooden meat mallet, firmly pound the pork tenderloin through the plastic wrap until it becomes evenly thin and flat.

    Tip: Pound evenly from the center outward to achieve a uniform thickness without tearing the meat.
  6. 6Season the Flattened Pork
    A freshly pounded and flattened piece of pork tenderloin being held up above a wooden cutting board with plastic wrap.

    Lift the newly flattened pork cutlet to reveal its tender texture, and prepare to season both sides with freshly ground black pepper and sea salt.

    Tip: Season both sides evenly while the meat is still pliable for maximum flavor absorption.
  7. 7Cut the Mozzarella Cheese
    A pair of hands using a knife to slice a block of mozzarella cheese into small rectangular pieces on a wooden cutting board.

    Place a block of mozzarella cheese on a wooden cutting board and use a sharp knife to cut it into smaller rectangular pieces suitable for stuffing inside the pork cutlets.

    Tip: Cut the cheese into uniform rectangular strips so they are easier to wrap securely inside the meat.
  8. 8Wrap Cheese in Pork
    A close-up of a hand holding a rectangular block of mozzarella cheese being prepared for stuffing.

    Take a piece of the prepared mozzarella cheese and wrap it tightly inside the seasoned pork sheet, making sure to press the edges firmly together to seal it.

    Tip: Press the edges tight to prevent the cheese from leaking out during the frying process.
  9. 9Secure the Pork Roll
    A rolled piece of seasoned pork cutlet resting on a wooden board.

    Place the stuffed pork cutlet roll on the surface and ensure it is neatly formed and seasoned with black pepper.

    Tip: Ensure the seasoning is evenly distributed across the surface of the meat roll.
  10. 10Coat with Cornstarch
    A gloved hand holding a meat roll over a wooden tray filled with cornstarch, alongside a bowl of beaten eggs and breadcrumbs.

    Take the prepared meat roll and coat it evenly in cornstarch inside a wooden tray, ensuring all sides are covered before dipping into the egg.

    Tip: Shake off any excess cornstarch so the egg wash adheres smoothly.
  11. 11Dip in Beaten Egg
    A finished dish of crispy cheese pork cutlets served over rice with a hot spring egg and a sheet of nori in a ceramic bowl.

    Dip the cornstarch-coated pork roll into a bowl of beaten egg liquid using metal tongs to ensure it is thoroughly moistened for the final breadcrumb layer.

    Tip: Make sure the egg covers the entire surface so the breadcrumbs stick properly.
  12. 12Pour Blue Syrup
    Blue syrup being poured from a small glass container into tall glasses filled with ice cubes on a wooden tray.

    Pour blue curacao syrup into a tall glass filled with ice cubes, then gently add sparkling water and colorful goldfish gummy candies to build a vibrant and refreshing visual drink.

    Tip: Pour the sparkling water slowly over the ice cubes to maintain the layered visual effect and fizz.

Burn It Off

Running
~65 minutes at a moderate pace (~9 km/h).
Swimming
~75 minutes of continuous full-body swimming.
Brisk Walking
~2 hours of steady walking (~5 km/h).

Frequently Asked Questions

Leaking usually happens if the edges of the pork sheet are not pressed tightly together or if the stuffed rolls werent frozen long enough before coating and frying. Make sure to seal all seams completely.
Yes, you can use cheddar strips or string cheese as long as they can be cut into neat rectangular pieces and wrapped tightly within the meat.
An onsen egg can be made by submerging eggs in sub-boiling hot water for a specific duration or using a low-temperature cooking method to achieve a firm white and a custard-like yolk.
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