What to serve with Soy ginger pork adobo rice?

Lemon garlic chicken sheet-pan, Chicken fajitas, or Thai green chicken curry. Those sit in the same style as Soy ginger pork adobo rice and keep the grocery list from exploding.

Can you meal prep Soy ginger pork adobo rice?

Yes. Soy ginger pork adobo rice holds for 3–4 days in the fridge. Cook a double batch and lunch is already done. pork and the sides reheat without falling apart.

How long does Soy ginger pork adobo rice last in the fridge?

3–4 days sealed. Freeze leftover portions for up to a month if you made a big batch.

Is Soy ginger pork adobo rice dairy-free?

Yes. Soy ginger pork adobo rice is dairy free.

Is Soy ginger pork adobo rice high protein?

Yes. 34g of protein a serving from pork.

Soy ginger pork adobo rice — $2.26 a serving

Name: Soy ginger pork adobo rice
Total time: 40 min
Yield: 1 serving
Ingredients: 1 oz Fresh ginger; 1 Garlic; 1 Scallions; 6 oz Pork shoulder; 1 fl oz Soy sauce; 3 oz Rice; 1 tsp Sesame oil; 2 tsp Vegetable oil; 1 tsp Salt & pepper

$2.26 a serving · 40 min

Makes leftovers
Dairy-free
Nut-free
High protein
PCOS-friendly
Heart-healthy
Anti-inflammatory
Asian-inspired
Family friendly
Comfort food
Pork

Cost is the ingredients you actually use. About $9.06 if you cook for four.

Protein: 34g
Carbs: 40g
Time: 40 min

Ingredients

Per serving, grouped the way the store is laid out.

Produce

Fresh ginger1 oz
Garlic1
Scallions1

Meat & seafood

Pork shoulder6 oz

Pantry

Soy sauce1 fl oz
Rice3 oz
Sesame oil1 tsp
Vegetable oil2 tsp

Spices

Salt & pepper1 tsp

How to cook it

1
Sauté garlic and ginger, then brown the pork in the Instant Pot.
2
Add soy, sesame oil, rinsed rice and water. Pressure cook until the pork is tender.
3
Release, shred any large pieces through the rice, and finish with scallions.