Unusual but appetising, not to mention really delicious and healthy too! I got the dumpling wrappers from the freezer of an Asian supermarket. That is the best of many recipes I have ever tried. Defrost them overnight in the fridge
Thành phần cho 2
12 Asian dumpling skins (defrosted overnight in the fridge)
một cây gậy của cần tây
a small carrot
a medium white onion
1″ (2 và 1/2 cm) of ginger
10g (một 1/3 của một ounce) of dried mushrooms (shiitake or porcini)
6 hoặc 7 Savoy cabbage leaves (about 240g or 8 và một 1/2 ounces)
2 đinh hương của tỏi
50g (1 và 3/4 ounces) of dried soya or TVP mince
2 muỗng canh nước tương đen
200ml (7 ounces) gạo basmati nâu (with a little red rice mixed in if you have it)
dầu thực vật (rice bran, ground nut etc)
một muỗng cà phê bột bắp (cornstarch)
muối và hạt tiêu
For the sweet chilli oil
one or 2 tablespoons of dried chilli flakes (to taste, 2 tablespoons is fiery)
a tablespoon of agave nectar
a tablespoon of vegetable oil
Phương pháp
Make the sweet chilli oil by mixing the (one or) two tablespoons of dried chilli flakes (with two tablespoons this is fiery but is to be used sparingly in any case), the tablespoon of vegetable oil and the 1/2 tablespoon of agave nectar and set aside
Soak the dried mushrooms in 300ml (10 và một 1/2 ounces) nước nóng
Finely chop the onion and add to a large lidded saucepan with a dash of oil and a sprinkle of salt. Stir to coat and saute on a low heat with the lid on for 10 phút
In the meantime wash and finely grate the carrot, finely slice the celery and finely chop the garlic and ginger. Add these to the onion with a good twist of black pepper, stir and sweat for another 5 phút
Add the dried soya and the 2 tablespoons of soy sauce and stir to coat
Strain the liquid from the mushrooms through a sieve over the pot and then finely chop the remaining pieces and add these
Sự náo động, put the lid back on and cook for a further 15 minutes on a low setting
Wash the cabbage leaves and cut a V shape in the stem to remove the thickest part. Roll the leaves like cigars and and cut across to make 2cm or 3/4 of a inch strips
Sau khi 15 minutes remove the soya and vegetable mixture from the heat and retaining all the liquid underneath push through a sieve with a spoon to remove most of the fluid. Save the sauce
Rửa sạch gạo và đặt trong một cái chảo có nắp nhỏ với gấp đôi lượng nước (in this case 100ml or 3 và một 1/2 ounces) và một chút muối. Đun sôi với nắp tắt, giảm nhiệt đến một thiết lập thấp và đun nhỏ lửa với nắp cho 20 phút (if its ready before the pot stickers remove from the heat, loại bỏ nắp, đặt một chiếc khăn sạch T trên đầu và thay thế nắp và để cho nó đứng như thế này
While its cooling heat some oil in a large heavy pan for the pot stickers and some more oil in a wok or frying pan for the cabbage
Check the seasoning of the cooling soya mixture and add more salt and pepper if necessary before spooning onto one half of the round dumpling cases and then wetting the edges with water and pinching the edges together to flat bottomed little pasty shapes. Put these in the hot oil in the large frying pan and wait for the bottom to brown. When the bottoms of the dumplings have browned pour some water into the pan so it reaches half way up the sides of the dumplings. Put the lid on and steam until the water has evaporated (về 10 đến 15 phút)
While the dumplings are steaming add the savoy cabbage to the other frying pan or wok and stir fry for 5 minutes before adding all the reserved cooking liquid from the soya mix and reducing the heat. Finish off by stirring in a teaspoon of cornflour blended with 3 tablespoons of cold water and allowing to simmer while everything else is assembled
Serve the pot stickers alongside the savoy cabbage and sauce with a mound of steamed rice and a couple of teaspoons of the intense sweet chilli oil on the side
wow, awesome
This is a really good read for me, Must admit that you are one of the best bloggers I ever saw.Thanks for posting this informative article.
I couldn’t resist commenting, Many thanks a whole lot for sharing!
Yum. Should have cooked this for Chinese New Year!
Very interesting. Going to try this for sure. Do you offer catering?1 🙂