5 min · microwave only
The emergency dinner. A microwave rice pouch, two eggs, a handful of edamame and frozen broccoli — five minutes, no stove, no chopping board, and 24g of protein lands in the bowl. Keep the freezer stocked and you are never more than a microwave away from a real meal.
No pan, no pot, no chopping board — just the microwave and a mug. Five steps in about five minutes.
Microwave the rice pouch per the packet, about 90 seconds.
Microwave the edamame and broccoli together for 2 minutes.
Crack eggs into a mug, pierce the yolk, microwave 60–90 seconds.
Tip the rice into a bowl, add the veg and the egg on top.
Spoon over soy sauce and sesame oil, scatter scallion and seeds.
Keep a rice pouch, a bag of shelled edamame and frozen broccoli in the freezer and eggs in the fridge. That is a 5-minute meal you can make even when the kitchen is the last place you want to be.
A strong high-protein start — the eggs make it a proper morning bowl.
Office-friendly: microwave the rice and veg at work, then the egg in a mug.
Add leftover chicken or extra edamame to make it a fuller evening plate.
Real questions from our fitness-minded customers
Each bowl is about 420 kcal with 24g of protein, 45g of carbs, 15g of fat and 8g of fibre.
No. Everything is done in the microwave — the rice pouch, the edamame and broccoli, and the eggs. No pan, no pot, no chopping board.
Yes. Any microwaveable rice pouch works — brown, white, or a cauliflower-rice pouch if you want to keep the carbs lower.
Crack the eggs into a mug, pierce the yolk once with a fork, and microwave 60–90 seconds until just set. A mug contains any splatter and gives you a soft, jammy egg.