Its been a while since ive posted a savory recipe. Today Im sharing a recipe which I think is quite quick and simple to make but really tasty.
Chinese Dumplings
1/8 Chinese cabbage
2-3 Carrot's
8 Cup Mushrooms
1/2 Onion
Pinch Cayenne pepper
1/3 teaspn Ginger powder
1/3 Garlic powder
Salt & pepper
1-2 Tblespn Hoysin sauce
1 Tblespn Soy sauce
Vegetable oil
Dumpling/Gow gee wrappers
- Dice carrot, cabbage, onion and mushroom into very small pieces. Heat oil in frypan, add carrot and onion, cook for a few minutes before adding the cabbage and mushroom. Add the garlic powder, ginger powder, salt, pepper, cayenne pepper, hoysin sauce and soy sauce. Cook on a low to medium heat until carrots are cooked through.
- Separate wrappers, put approx one teaspoon of mixture onto the wrapper. Wet the edges of the wrapper with water and fold in half. Press together the edges to seal.
- There are various methods of steaming dumplings. I used a saucepan of boiling water with a steamer on top and a lid on top of that. Steam for about 10 minutes.
- With tongs, remove the dumplings from the steamer. Frying the dumplings is optional, of course they will be healthier not fried.
- Heat a small amound of oil, 1-2 Tablespoons should be enough, in a frypan on medium heat. Add the dumplings and fry on each side until lightly browned.
- Remove from frypan onto some paper towel to soak up any extra oil. Serve immediately.
As you can see below, the filling has to be diced very fine.
The steamer I use only fits about 7-8 dumplings.
The dumplings can be served with various types of sauces, but I profer them on their own. On this occasion I had them with fried rice. Last night I had them with hokkin stirfry which I proferred.

Have you ever made any type of dumplings? If so what did you use for the filling?
Hope your enjoying the weekend!
Have you ever made any type of dumplings? If so what did you use for the filling?
Hope your enjoying the weekend!

19 comments:
Ooooh! That's a lovely recipe! I'm so gonna make it, as I love dumplings!
Yum! these look great! I love dumplings - they were my first ever post on my blog! Have you tried the dumplings at Zen House in the city? deeeelish :D
Those dumplings look delicious! now Im kind of hungry, might have to make them sooon :)
xx
mmmm they look amazingly good! I love dumplings!!
Ooo, one of my fave food is dumplings! I think they're extra tasty when they have pork fillings:)
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Now I am really hungry, Rose!
Hope your week is off to a great start xxxx
I've never made dumplings before but you make it seem so easy!
Victoria xx
Oooh I love dumplings, and these sound wonderful! I prefer vegetable fillings too, so perhaps I'll have to try these out. My husband and I love mushrooms!
those look amazing - now i'm hungry again and i just ate lunch... :)
Dumpling are so yummy! I´ve tried making them once with chopped shrimps and veggies and then steaming them. Can´t wait to make them again.:)
I used to make this way back home but not anymore.
I love dumplings!
oh my!! those dumplings look AMAZING!
xo,
minibaker
Mmmm I LOVE vego dumplings - my mouth is watering just looking at yours!
Those look fantastic, so much better than take out! Ah, I love dumplings, but I have so little patience when it comes to folding them... It's so worth the effort, though. :)
bookmarked this to try later! xx
Oh my these do look amazing my sweet friend..I have never ever made any kind of dumplings. Would like to give it a go. xoxo
It looks really delicious and healthy as well!
I'm from Czech republic where dumplings has long tradition:) We cook them as a sweet dish. Then they are made from curd and filled with season fruit (such as strawberries or plums or blueberries etc), then they are sprinkled with mixture of icing sugar, melted butter and grated curd. :)
Or they could be made from pastry or potatoes. These salt versions are eaten together with meat and cabbage or as a side dish to some sauce and meat:)
But it isn't as healthy as your chinese dumplings! They look great.
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Wow, I love Chinese cuisine! And that looks so yummy! Thanks for sharing, now I'm hungry :)
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