Today I remembered some mince pork I have in my fridge from our local butcher so will venture into making dumplings!
I will try and recall every single step and post a pix too!
Have you ever tried making them? I hear it is simple so let’s get cooking.
So my dumpling soup was a total WIN!
Here how I ve done it: all ingredients are up to taste really, I cook with my eyes when it comes to measurement so it is up to your taste and smell.
In a bowl I squeezed 2 garlic cloves, added 3 tbs of dark soy sauce that my husband kindly bought in a special Asian store – for those in Ireland who are looking for the best Asian retail store it is located in: Asia Market in Ballymount D2 (mind you, you have to buy wholesale so make sure you get the quantities right 😉)
I can post pix of each products at the end.
So 2 garlic cloves, 3 TBs of dark soy sauce, 3 TBs of chives or Asian chives, a Ts of rice vinegar, Ts of ginger powder an egg, and my 200g of mince pork, mix all of these until well blended.
I also got the Wonton wrap from the Asia Market.
Put a ts of the mixture in the middle of the wrap, use a bit of water on the edges to seal your wonton and repeat for as many as filling you got.
Put a good bit of (I use rapeseed oil) vegetable oil in a frying pan and fry your dumplings 2 min each sides then cover them with water and let simmer for 5 min or until the pork mix properly cooks.
Set aside.
This meal needs to be cooked literally before plating and eating 😉
Prep 2 carrots, a bunch of mangetout, 2 spring onions, some brown Chinese mushrooms.
When I say prep 2 carrots it is, wash and peal then continuously peal them so you have nice shunks of carrots. Cut the 2 spring onions finely and just wash and dry the Chinese brown mushrooms.
So in a pan pour a jug of water, once boiling add the miso mixture and simmer for a good 5-10 minutes That’s when you add all the veg and last the Wontons before serving 😊
I personally add a mixture of soy sauce chili and sesame sauce 😉 for the kick.
My kids and husband looooovvvveeeeed it
Enjoy!