How to Make Gyoza Dumplings
Prepare the ingredients., Combine the beef, shrimp, cabbage, ginger, garlic, salt, white pepper, and the oils into a large bowl. , Mix everything together well with your hands, making sure the mixture isn't lumpy or uneven., Take a gyoza wrapper and...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Prepare the ingredients.
Chop the chives and cabbage.
Peel and devein the shrimp, and grate your ginger and garlic. -
Step 2: Combine the beef
, Place the bowl into the refrigerator, and then leave it for about 10 minutes. , Dab a little water on one half of the wrapper's edge and securely fold in two to make a semi or half circle.
While folding, pinch the two sides together like a Ziploc bag and create waves while pinching.
Repeat this step for all the wrappers.
This is called "crimping"
the way to seal up the edges of the dumpling. , Put it on medium heat and carefully drop a few dumplings into the skillet at a time, but be sure not to overload the skillet with everything. ,, Steam the dumplings until the water has evaporated or boiled off and then remove the food from the heat. , Gyoza dumplings are mainly served with a soy based tare sauce, which you can season with rice vinegar.
The dumplings are best served while still steaming hot. -
Step 3: shrimp
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Step 4: cabbage
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Step 5: ginger
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Step 6: garlic
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Step 7: white pepper
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Step 8: and the oils into a large bowl.
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Step 9: Mix everything together well with your hands
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Step 10: making sure the mixture isn't lumpy or uneven.
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Step 11: Take a gyoza wrapper and place a small spoonful of the mixture in the middle.
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Step 12: Oil and heat a skillet on the stove.
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Step 13: Fry the dumplings for about two minutes
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Step 14: then reduce the heat.
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Step 15: Add about half a cup of water to the skillet and cover it with a pan lid.
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Step 16: Place the dumplings onto a plate or serving bowl and serve with dipping sauce or soy sauce (shoyu).
Detailed Guide
Chop the chives and cabbage.
Peel and devein the shrimp, and grate your ginger and garlic.
, Place the bowl into the refrigerator, and then leave it for about 10 minutes. , Dab a little water on one half of the wrapper's edge and securely fold in two to make a semi or half circle.
While folding, pinch the two sides together like a Ziploc bag and create waves while pinching.
Repeat this step for all the wrappers.
This is called "crimping"
the way to seal up the edges of the dumpling. , Put it on medium heat and carefully drop a few dumplings into the skillet at a time, but be sure not to overload the skillet with everything. ,, Steam the dumplings until the water has evaporated or boiled off and then remove the food from the heat. , Gyoza dumplings are mainly served with a soy based tare sauce, which you can season with rice vinegar.
The dumplings are best served while still steaming hot.
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