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Wor Tip Cantonese Potsticker From Rhonda Parkinson, Your Guide to Chinese Food. FREE Newsletter. Sign Up Now! Recipe Feedback: User Rating write a review Be the first to write a review Potstickers are the popular dumplings that are pan-fried on one side and steamed on the other. INGREDIENTS: * 12 ounces minced pork * 6 ounces bok choy * 1 package dumpling pastry* * 1/4 teaspoon salt * 1/4 teaspoon chicken bouillion * 1/2 teaspoon sugar * pinch white pepper * a few drops sesame oil * 1/2 teaspoon cornstarch PREPARATION: 1. Defrost dumpling pastry. 2. Saute or blanch vegetables until just wilted. Drain and coarsely chop. 3. Mix pork with seasonings. Add to chopped vegetables. 4. Put a generous tablespoon of pastry onto a sheet of filling. 5. Sponsored Links 1 Trick to Lose Belly FatI'd given up, humiliated by my fat belly, until I found this 1 secret.www.TruthAboutAbs.com Great RecipesHundreds of Quick, Tasty & Healthy Recipes at your Fingertipswww.whatsfordinner.co.za South AfricansWhat kind of country do we want SA to be in 2010?www.youtube.com/fnbtv Make into a traditional dumpling, or use a crescent press and press into crescents. 6. To fry dumplings, fry dumpling on one side until golden, then turn. Add a small amount of water and cover for 3 minutes, to make sure the filling is properly cooked. Remove lid when water has more or less evaporated but do not touch dumplings. Add a bit of oil and fry for another minute. Toss dumplings around to cook them evenly. 7. A healthy alternative is to steam dumplings in steamers on high heat for 8 minutes, after water has come to a boil. 8. For dipping, use either Chinese or balsamic vinegar with ginger shreds. Soy sauce and vinegar is good as well. *Thicker than wonton wrappers, dumpling pastry is designed specifically for making dumplings. The pastry is cut in rounds and sold in all Chinese groceries, plus the ethnic food sections of some large grocery chains. This recipe for Cantonese Potstickers is reprinted with permission from Have Some Dim Sum, by Evelyn Chau.
Wor Tip Cantonese Potsticker From Rhonda Parkinson, Your Guide to Chinese Food. FREE Newsletter. Sign Up Now! Recipe Feedback: User Rating write a review Be the first to write a review Potstickers are the popular dumplings that are pan-fried on one side and steamed on the other. INGREDIENTS: * 12 ounces minced pork * 6 ounces bok choy * 1 package dumpling pastry* * 1/4 teaspoon salt * 1/4 teaspoon chicken bouillion * 1/2 teaspoon sugar * pinch white pepper * a few drops sesame oil * 1/2 teaspoon cornstarch PREPARATION: 1. Defrost dumpling pastry. 2. Saute or blanch vegetables until just wilted. Drain and coarsely chop. 3. Mix pork with seasonings. Add to chopped vegetables. 4. Put a generous tablespoon of pastry onto a sheet of filling. 5. Sponsored Links 1 Trick to Lose Belly FatI'd given up, humiliated by my fat belly, until I found this 1 secret.www.TruthAboutAbs.com Great RecipesHundreds of Quick, Tasty & Healthy Recipes at your Fingertipswww.whatsfordinner.co.za South AfricansWhat kind of country do we want SA to be in 2010?www.youtube.com/fnbtv Make into a traditional dumpling, or use a crescent press and press into crescents. 6. To fry dumplings, fry dumpling on one side until golden, then turn. Add a small amount of water and cover for 3 minutes, to make sure the filling is properly cooked. Remove lid when water has more or less evaporated but do not touch dumplings. Add a bit of oil and fry for another minute. Toss dumplings around to cook them evenly. 7. A healthy alternative is to steam dumplings in steamers on high heat for 8 minutes, after water has come to a boil. 8. For dipping, use either Chinese or balsamic vinegar with ginger shreds. Soy sauce and vinegar is good as well. *Thicker than wonton wrappers, dumpling pastry is designed specifically for making dumplings. The pastry is cut in rounds and sold in all Chinese groceries, plus the ethnic food sections of some large grocery chains. This recipe for Cantonese Potstickers is reprinted with permission from Have Some Dim Sum, by Evelyn Chau.
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