Spicy Pork Bibimbap
Egg Yolk

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A mouthwatering bowl of spicy pork bibimbap featuring tender pork belly in a rich red glaze, fresh sweet onions, and a velvety raw egg yolk.

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This spicy pork bibimbap combines savory, tender slices of pork belly with a sweet and spicy Korean-inspired glaze. Served over a bed of piping hot rice with crisp, water-soaked onions and a rich raw egg yolk, every bite offers a harmonious balance of textures and flavors.

A bowl of spicy pork bibimbap featuring glazed pork belly, raw onions, and a fresh egg yolk over white rice.
A bowl of spicy pork bibimbap featuring glazed pork belly, raw onions, and a fresh egg yolk over white rice.
Prep20 mins
Cook15 mins
Total35 mins
Yield1 serving
DifficultyEasy
Calories650 kcal

Ingredients

Instructions

  1. 1Soak the onions
    A bowl filled with sliced white onions submerged in water on a wooden cutting board.

    Place the thinly sliced onions into a bowl, add water and a little bit of sugar, and let them soak for 15 minutes to remove their sharp taste.

    Tip: Adding a little sugar helps draw out the sharp bite quickly.
  2. 2Mix the Sauce
    A white measuring cup with dark sauce ingredients being mixed using a spoon.

    Combine light soy sauce, mirin, oyster sauce, white sugar, chili powder, and Korean chili paste in a measuring cup, stir thoroughly until smooth, and set aside.

    Tip: Mix the Korean chili paste thoroughly so it dissolves smoothly into the liquid ingredients.
  3. 3Render the Pork Belly
    A non-stick pan on a stovetop with oil drizzled across the surface in a zigzag pattern.

    Heat a pan with a small amount of oil, add the raw pork belly slices, and fry them over medium heat until they release their natural fat.

    Tip: Start with medium heat to let the pork belly render its natural fat slowly.
  4. 4Sauté the Aromatics
    A hand dropping chopped green onions into a pan filled with frying pork slices.

    Toss chopped green onions and minced garlic directly into the pan with the frying pork slices, stir-frying until aromatic.

    Tip: Add the garlic slightly later than the green onions if needed to prevent it from burning.
  5. 5Coat with Sauce
    Red sauce being poured from a bowl into a pan containing pork slices and green onions.

    Pour the prepared red sauce into the pan, stirring continuously so the pork slices become evenly coated and absorb the rich flavors.

    Tip: Stir continuously after pouring the sauce so the pork absorbs the flavors evenly.
  6. 6Add White Sesame Seeds
    A close-up shot of white sesame seeds being sprinkled over vibrant red, saucy spicy pork slices in a frying pan.

    Before finishing, sprinkle white sesame seeds over the saucy spicy pork in the pan to add extra aroma and a subtle crunch.

    Tip: Toast the sesame seeds lightly beforehand if you want an even nuttier fragrance.
  7. 7Assemble Pork Over Rice
    A mound of cooked spicy pork being carefully placed with chopsticks on top of a bed of white rice in a ceramic bowl.

    Using chopsticks or a spoon, take the cooked spicy pork and arrange it neatly on top of a freshly prepared bowl of white rice.

    Tip: Make sure the rice underneath is piping hot so it absorbs the savory flavors of the pork.
  8. 8Top with Onions and Egg Yolk
    Chopsticks placing soaked white onion strips onto the bowl next to the spicy pork and rice.

    Place the soaked onion strips alongside the spicy pork and top everything with a fresh raw egg yolk. Garnish with additional sesame seeds and green onions.

    Tip: Mix the raw egg yolk into the hot rice and pork just before eating for a rich, velvety texture.

Storage & Reheating

Refrigerator
1 day
Best consumed immediately. If storing, keep the raw egg yolk and fresh onions separate from the cooked pork and rice.
Reheating
3-4 min
Reheat the spicy pork and rice thoroughly in a microwave or on the stovetop before adding fresh toppings.

Burn It Off

Running
~60 minutes at a moderate pace (~9 km/h).
Brisk Walking
~2 hours of daily brisk walking (~5 km/h).
Leisurely Cycling
~1 hour 45 minutes of easy cycling (~15 km/h).

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, pork shoulder or pork loin slices work well if you want a leaner dish, though pork belly provides natural fat that keeps the meat exceptionally tender and flavorful.
Soaking raw onions in water with a bit of sugar quickly draws out the harsh, sulfurous bite while maintaining their refreshing crunch.
Using fresh, pasteurized eggs ensures safety when consuming the yolk raw, which melts into the hot rice and pork to create a luxurious sauce.
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