Spam and Egg Rice Bowl
This Spam and egg rice bowl is a one-pot breakfast made entirely in a rice cooker, combining crispy diced Spam, fluffy white rice, and a rich runny egg yolk for an easy, satisfying meal ready in under 20 minutes.
This Spam and egg rice bowl is a one-pot breakfast made entirely in a rice cooker, combining crispy diced Spam, fluffy white rice, and a rich runny egg yolk for an easy, satisfying meal ready in under 20 minutes.
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Turn on your rice cooker. Add the diced Spam to the pot.
Toast the Spam, stirring occasionally, until it starts to brown.
Season the Spam with soy sauce and sugar, and continue to cook until caramelized to your liking.
Remove the cooked Spam from the pot and set it aside.
Add the washed rice to the empty rice cooker pot.
For extra richness, mix in the egg yolks with the rice.
Pour in the water.
Add the cooked Spam back into the pot on top of the rice mixture.
Close the lid and start the rice cooker on its standard cooking cycle.
Once the rice is cooked, fluff it and add your toppings: a fried egg, sliced green onions, furikake, julienned cucumber, and a drizzle of sriracha.
Mix everything together in the pot and serve immediately.
Store leftovers in an airtight container in the fridge for up to 3 days; reheat in the microwave with a splash of water to restore rice texture. Do not store the fried egg separately; add a fresh one when serving.
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Yes. Cook rice on the stovetop in a pot, then fry the Spam separately and poach or fry the eggs. Combine and serve with toppings.
Classic Spam (original) is traditional and dices easily. Spam Lite or other varieties work, but original Spam gives the best crispy texture and flavor.
Dice the Spam into small cubes and sauté it in the rice cooker during the warm cycle, or fry it in a separate pan before adding to the cooked rice.
Yes. Use a larger rice cooker and scale all ingredients proportionally. A standard 10-cup cooker can handle a 2x batch.
If using gluten-free soy sauce (tamari), yes. Standard soy sauce contains wheat, so swap for tamari for a fully gluten-free version.

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