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Dice waterchestnut, shred ginger
Mix with shrimp paste, and mini shrimp, add one egg lightly beaten to bind...
I can't give proportions because I add more or less of things according the texture I want as I work it with my hands, but it should be a texture similar to a nice moist meatloaf....
Roll into size of small meatballs, and fill dumpling with it.
Dice waterchestnut, shred ginger
Mix with shrimp paste, and mini shrimp, add one egg lightly beaten to bind...
I can't give proportions because I add more or less of things according the texture I want as I work it with my hands, but it should be a texture similar to a nice moist meatloaf....
Roll into size of small meatballs, and fill dumpling with it.
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Re: dumpling fillings
Mon, January 8, 2007 - 1:24 PMI love the combination that my grandma and aunts used to put in dumplings.....
minced shrimp, minced pork (both done with a HUGE cleaver!!!) sesame oil and dried shittaki mushrooms!!!!! So yummy fried or in "Short and Long Soup" (with long noodles)
Also great when some crunchy bamboo shoot is added!! Great different textures!!!
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Re: dumpling fillings
Wed, January 10, 2007 - 10:12 PMThere's really no limit on what you can use for filling dumplings. Of course, it depends on whether you're frying, sauteeing or boiling them. Some ingredients don't quite stand up to one or the other or other method. Using an egg base is good for sauteeing, or even baking, if you're going for low-cal. Otherwise, any starchy base should suffice. I like kuzu, because it acts like cornstarch but doesn't lose it's integrity once reheated.
The main purpose of any dumpling filling is that it will hold it's own, and be made yummier by the outer dough. If it sucks going in, it's gonna suck in its final stage.
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Fri, March 16, 2007 - 11:15 PMThanks, Alex! I love the combination of shrimp, pork and mushrooms in dumplings. Are dipping sauces traditional? Do you have a favorite recipe for one? -
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Sat, March 17, 2007 - 9:07 AMOne of my favorite super-simple dipping sauces is soy sauce, sesame oil, a splash of rice wine vinegar, and toasted sesame seeds whisked together. It's simple enough to work with most dumpling recipes I've tried, and it's a reliable stand-by because I always have all the ingredients on hand.
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Re: dumpling fillings
Mon, January 15, 2007 - 6:17 PMNiku-man!!!! Oh, man I miss those. This is probably not exactly the same as the real ones, but it's how I make it...
Frozen dinner rolls (thawed)
Ground pork
shredded cabbage
garlic
green onions
soy sauce
mirin
sesame oil
I mix all that together, flatten out the bread dough and make a dumpling then steam them. -
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Re: dumpling fillings
Tue, February 20, 2007 - 11:19 PMMy Pop makes them in the following way though we have tried lots of different stuff:
Dumpling rappers..(not wonton)
ground pork or turkey
white pepper
ginger
garlic
kale
it's my favorite. I love it when my dad makes dumpies..(thats what my lil sister called them)
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Re: dumpling fillings
Tue, March 20, 2007 - 11:21 AMOn Saturday i made steamed dumplings for 25 people.
dough:
matcha (powdered green tea), semolina and wheat flours, salt and water
filling:
burdock, lotus root, carrot, onion, shitake, enoki, mung sprouts, onion, garlic, ginger, thai pepper, basil, seasonedwith mirin, shoyu, shaoshing, 5 spice powder
incredible bright green colored dumplings with some really incredible flavors!
phil