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This nostalgic, savory home-style dish combines canned tomato-sauce mackerel with pan-fried eggs and pork belly slices. The eggs absorb the rich aroma of the pork fat and fish sauce, creating a perfect topping for noodles or steamed rice.
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Pan-fry the eggs, break them into pieces, and set aside; prep the green onions and pork slices. → Heat the pan and dry-fry the pork belly until rendered, then add the white parts of the green onion to sauté until fragrant. → Add the eggs back into the pan to absorb the oil, then stir in the canned mackerel. → Add water, white pepper powder, and black bean soy sauce, and boil over high heat for about 30~40 seconds. → Plate the dish, garnish with green onion bits, and serve with noodles or rice.
Pan-fry the eggs, break them into pieces, and set aside; prep the green onions and pork slices. → Heat the pan and dry-fry the pork belly until rendered, then add the white parts of the green onion to sauté until fragrant. → Add the eggs back into the pan to absorb the oil, then stir in the canned mackerel. → Add water, white pepper powder, and black bean soy sauce, and boil over high heat for about 30~40 seconds. → Plate the dish, garnish with green onion bits, and serve with noodles or rice.
This nostalgic, savory home-style dish combines canned tomato-sauce mackerel with pan-fried eggs and pork belly slices. The eggs absorb the rich aroma of the pork fat and fish sauce, creating a perfect topping for noodles or steamed rice.
Heat the pan and pan-fry the eggs. Once set, use a spatula to break them into chunks and set aside on a plate.
Cut the white parts of the green onions into thick pieces and the green parts into thin rounds; slice the pork belly into strips about three-fingers wide.
In a hot pan without adding oil, dry-fry the pork belly slices until browned and fragrant.
Add the white parts of the green onions and continue to stir-fry until the meat is golden and the pork fat is rendered out.
Add the previously fried egg chunks and stir together so the eggs fully absorb the aromatic pork fat.
⚠️ Pork belly is naturally fatty, so no extra cooking oil is needed; rendering the pork fat makes it much more fragrant.
💡 Pan-frying the eggs before adding them back to the pan allows them to better absorb the flavors of the pork and mackerel sauce.
🍳 Make sure to stir-fry the canned mackerel briefly before adding water to simmer, as this builds more depth in the sauce.
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