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Chashu pork with rice cooker- Easy!
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Chashu pork with rice cooker- Easy!

Yuki Ohtani
Yuki Ohtani @yuki_japanesefood
California, USA

I bought a pork shoulder at the grocery store. I cut it myself with a regular kitchen knife, so the shape isn't perfect, but the flavor is delicious. I hope you give it a try! This is a recipe where you simply put all the seasonings and pork together in a rice cooker. I think it might be the easiest chashu recipe in the world. To be honest, searing the meat in a pan first would give you more depth of flavor, but this version is still very delicious. If you don’t have a rice cooker, you can also use an electric pressure cooker. #Japanesefood #CA2025

I bought a pork shoulder at the grocery store. I cut it myself with a regular kitchen knife, so the shape isn't perfect, but the flavor is delicious. I hope you give it a try! This is a recipe where you simply put all the seasonings and pork together in a rice cooker. I think it might be the easiest chashu recipe in the world. To be honest, searing the meat in a pan first would give you more depth of flavor, but this version is still very delicious. If you don’t have a rice cooker, you can also use an electric pressure cooker. #Japanesefood #CA2025

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Chashu pork with rice cooker- Easy!

Yuki Ohtani
Yuki Ohtani @yuki_japanesefood
California, USA

I bought a pork shoulder at the grocery store. I cut it myself with a regular kitchen knife, so the shape isn't perfect, but the flavor is delicious. I hope you give it a try! This is a recipe where you simply put all the seasonings and pork together in a rice cooker. I think it might be the easiest chashu recipe in the world. To be honest, searing the meat in a pan first would give you more depth of flavor, but this version is still very delicious. If you don’t have a rice cooker, you can also use an electric pressure cooker. #Japanesefood #CA2025

I bought a pork shoulder at the grocery store. I cut it myself with a regular kitchen knife, so the shape isn't perfect, but the flavor is delicious. I hope you give it a try! This is a recipe where you simply put all the seasonings and pork together in a rice cooker. I think it might be the easiest chashu recipe in the world. To be honest, searing the meat in a pan first would give you more depth of flavor, but this version is still very delicious. If you don’t have a rice cooker, you can also use an electric pressure cooker. #Japanesefood #CA2025

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Ingredients

Prep 5 min / Cook 80min
4 people
  • Pork shoulder (850g)
  • 1 cupwater
  • 1/2 cupsoy sauce
  • 1/2 cupsake
  • 1/4 cupsugar
  • As much garlic paste and ginger paste as you like
  • (Optional) Green part of a leek - to help reduce the smell
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Prep 5 min / Cook 80min
  1. 1

    If needed, cut the pork so it fits inside your rice cooker (or pressure cooker).

  2. 2

    Pour all the seasonings into the rice cooker. The green part of the leek helps reduce the smell, so if you have it, add it—but it's not essential. Place the pork into the rice cooker. As long as it's halfway submerged in liquid, that's fine. If the liquid doesn’t reach halfway up the pork, add more water until it does.

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  3. 3

    Cook using the regular rice cooking mode. Once it finishes cooking, flip the pork over and leave it in the "keep warm" mode for another 30-60 minutes. If possible, the longer the pork sits in the sauce, the deeper the flavor will be.

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Yuki Ohtani @yuki_japanesefood
on May 05, 2025 20:45
California, USA
Hi, I'm a Japanese mom in the US and raising two kids (7&5)🇯🇵🇺🇸 Authentic Japanese Home-cooked recipes ❤️Dinner always comes around fast between school, activities, and daily chaos. Cooking isn’t my favorite, but you know I have to do it. I focus on meals that are easy, healthy, and delicious. I believe in the power of simple, consistent meals—eating healthy only makes a difference if it’s doable daily. For other busy moms, I’m sharing easy Japanese recipes that fit right into our American family life 🫶❤️Instagrum@yuki_ohtani_Tiktok@
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Rice Leek Sake Ginger Pork Soy Garlic

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