For the Wrapper
- All Purpose Flour/ Maida…1 Cup
- Salt…………………………….….1/4 Teaspoon
- Water…………………………….1/2-2/3 Cup
- Minced Raw Pork…………..150 grams or 1 ¾ Cup
- Cabbage……………………..…120 Grams Blanched (Put in boiling Water for 2 minutes; drain the Water; dry them on a kitchen towel; chop into small pieces; drizzle ½ teaspoon of Sesame oil and mix. 120 grams will yield 1 heaping cup of blanched and chopped cabbage)
- Green Onion chopped……...2
- Ginger chopped fine………..1 teaspoon
- Salt……………………..…………3/4 teaspoon
- Soy Sauce……………………….1 Tablespoon
- Brown Sugar…………………..1/2 Teaspoon
- Rice Wine………………...…….1/2 Teaspoon (Can substitute with any dry Wine; If you don’t have, just avoid)
- Pepper powder…………..……1/2 Teaspoon
- Oil…………………………….…..1 Tablespoon
- Chicken Stock…………..…….1 Cup
- Soy Sauce………………………2 Tablespoons
- Chilly Garlic Sauce………….1 Tablespoon
- Vegetable Oil……………….…1 Tablespoon
- Water……………………………1/4 Cup
- Brown Sugar……………..…..1/2 Teaspoon
- Chopped spring Onion…….1 Teaspoon
To make the Wrapper
- Mix Flour and Salt well and make a smooth dough using Water. The dough should be soft yet manageable.
- Knead it for 5 minutes. By this time the dough will be soft and the surface will be really smooth.
- Cover with a lightly damp cloth and keep aside for 30 minutes.
- Mix all the ingredients to make the filling and keep aside till ready to be used.
- Divide the rested dough into 20-22 equal sized balls.
- Roll out these into 3 inch circles. Use Flour if it is sticking.
- Place a tablespoon of filling in the middle of the rolled out dough and fold one half over the other. Take care to remove the air bubbles that may be trapped inside.
- Once the edges are stuck together make pleats with the dough on the outer edge of the dumpling.
- Place this on a lightly floured plate and repeat this process with all the other portions.
- Heat Oil in a pan on medium high heat and place the dumplings with the broad side touching the pan.
- Fry the dumplings for about two minutes or till the broad side is brown in color.
- Pour the Chicken stock into the pan; close it; reduce the heat to medium and let it finish cooking with the steam from the stock for around 8 minutes.
- If there is a lot of stock left, open the pan and let the excess liquid evaporate.
- Off the heat and serve the dumplings with the dipping sauce. Pour the thick stock left in the pan (if any) over the dumplings while serving.
- Mix all the ingredients except the Spring Onions to make the sauce and heat in the microwave or on the stove top till the sugar is dissolved thoroughly.
- Mix in the Spring Onions and serve with Dumplings.
- Blanching the Cabbage leaves will get rid of the excess Water in them.Coating chopped Cabbage with Sesame Oil will prevent the mix from becoming watery.
- I found that it is easy to form Wontons if the rolled out skins rest for a while. So I’ll prefer to roll all of them and then start to form Dumplings with the first one that is rolled. As the skins are a bit sticky don’t place one on top of another.
- Do shake the pan often while frying the dumplings to avoid sticking to the bottom. In case it sticks, help it out with a spoon while transferring to the serving plate.
- Chilly Garlic Sauce is available in most of the Indian stores.
- I used Kikkoman Soy Sauce in this recipe.
Make it, enjoy the deliciousness and
serve it to your family with love…
2 comments:
looks so delicious never tried this before will try soon
Dumplings excellent, would love to try with chicken,thanks for sharing..
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