Gyoza
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Ingredients
- bunch of tamanegi
- 1 1/2 lb 80% lean ground pork
- chinese cabbage
- lg knob of ginger
- salt
- glug of sesame oil
- rice vinegar
- sake
- japanese soysauce
- garlic
- dumping wrappers
- coarse black pepper
Theory you got make me in dumpling making mood and its such a hassle in my tiny NY apt with my ridiculous small kitchen.
Hideous picture i was too tired to bother. this is also ridiculously easy , just eyeball the amount of wet ingredients you dont want your filling to be watery.
Im too lazy for chopping , i lurve my food proccesor. proccess negi , cabagge, ginger and garlic . add mixture to meat and add wet ingredients and mix. Its ideal if u can cover it and let it sit in the fridge overnight.
spoon some of the mixture into wrapper and fold.
I Put them in that foil thing because i like to freeze them first before i bag them so they dont get all stuck together. they would if you put them in a ziploc when they're still soft.
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JaiLovesCake sayspfffffffft i think not miss unless you're doing the wrapping . lol
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theory saysThis look delishus! Is this a challenge to a dumpling/gyoza off? Can we make it an eating competition? We can even do it Japanese TV style and fill one with WASABI!
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JaiLovesCake saysHAH if we make it into an EATING competition you have already lost. I'd be victorious hands down and you'd get the one with wasabi lol.
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theory saysNever underestimate my dumpling eating ability. I made about 150 only last weekend and I think they're already half gone!
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Jay02468 saysI'm a goyza/dumpling virgin, but this sounds great. I see the ingredients list, but how do you cook it?
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JaiLovesCake saysth japanese way to cook them is to "fry-steam" them. you heat some oil in a pan and fry the gyoza on both sides until it gets some color then you pour some water in the same pan and put a tight lid on it right away. the idea is for the water to steam the gyoza and cook the inside.
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yum yum!! gyoza! can we do a dumpling gyoza day? i'll come and help you and theory eat.. i promise! :)