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Jok Moo

โจ๊กหมู/JOHK moo/
Also known as: Jok, Joke, Thai Congee, Thai Rice Porridge
Jok Moo
About this dish

Smooth, thick rice porridge with pork meatballs, topped with ginger, spring onion, a soft egg and crispy dough sticks.

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Ingredients
🍚1 cup broken jasmine rice
💧2 litres water or stock
🐖250g minced pork
🥚4 eggs or century eggs
🫚1 thumb ginger, cut into fine strips
🌿Spring onions and coriander
🥖Patongo (fried dough sticks), sliced
🫙Soy sauce and white pepper
Method
Serves 2
1
Simmer the rice in the water, stirring often, for about 1 hour until broken down and silky.
2
Season the pork with soy sauce and pepper and shape into small balls.
3
Drop the pork balls into the porridge and cook for 5 minutes.
4
Ladle into bowls and crack a raw egg into each, stirring so it cooks in the heat.
5
Top with ginger, spring onion, coriander, pepper and sliced patongo.
✓ What Makes it Authentic

Jok is a Thai-Chinese breakfast staple, cooked from broken rice until silky and sold early in the morning with patongo on the side.

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