
Brown the Pork
Brown the pork cubes until deeply browned, working in batches if needed.

Browned pork shoulder turns tender in a glossy honey-soy sauce as it simmers. Adding the vegetables in stages keeps the peppers bright and the carrots just soft enough.
This Honey Pork is sweet, savory, and full of rich flavor with tender pork, carrots, onions, and green pepper simmered in a glossy honey-soy sauce! The vegetables stay colorful and the sauce cooks down into a light glaze, making it an easy one-pan supper that's especially satisfying served over a bowl of hot rice.

I put the carrots in first and the green pepper in last. I use the big skillet, and I let the sauce cook until it coats the spoon. It makes a good leftover lunch over rice.

Brown the pork cubes until deeply browned, working in batches if needed.

Whisk the gravy mix, water, honey, soy sauce, vinegar, ginger, and garlic salt until smooth.

Cover and gently simmer the pork until it begins to turn tender and the sauce becomes rich and glossy.

Cook the carrots first, then add the onion and green pepper so they finish tender but still colorful.
Spoon the pork, vegetables, and glossy sauce over hot rice; garnish if desired.

Browned pork shoulder turns tender in a glossy honey-soy sauce as it simmers. Adding the vegetables in stages keeps the peppers bright and the carrots just soft enough.
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6 servings — Serving size: About 1½ cups pork and vegetables
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