Vegan Gyoza/Mandu/Dumplings/Momo
- Minutes to Prepare:
- Minutes to Cook:
- Number of Servings: 50
Ingredients
Directions
For the wrappers:2 cups/250 grams - Plain flour 1/4 tsp - Salt 1/2 cup/ 355ml - Boiling water For the filling:1 1/2 cups - Quinoa (red if you can find it) - you could also add tofu 2 cups - Boiled cabbage (mixture of nappa/savoy or any other you have fined shredded) 2 or 3 large - Shitake Mushrooms (chopped) 1 cups - Mushrooms (portabello,button)1 tbs - Ginger (minced) 2 cloves - Garlic (minced)1 Leek (or 2 spring onions) (sliced thinly)2/3 tsp - Soy Sauce2 tsp - Sesame Oil 2 tsp - Mirin1/4 tsp - White PepperSalt to tasteFor the Dipping Sauce: 2 Tsb Tamari 2 Tsb Rice Wine Vinegar1/4 tsp Chilli Flakes (or Chilli Oil)
For the wrappers;
-Sift the flour into a bowl add salt
-Add boiling water and stir with a wooden spoon until a ball.
-Cover with a damp cloth for 1 hour
-Knead for 5 Minutes until smooth
-Roll into a log shape then cut in half, and half again, continue until you have about 50 pieces.
- with a rolling pin roll into little circles. (if you want to make them perfect you can cut them with a cookie cutter).
- to store you can pile one on top of the other but make sure they are floured.
OR - you could just cheat and buy the wrappers ready made :)
For the Filling:
-Cook the Quinoa (and allow to cool)
-Boil the cabbage (allow to cool and the put into a cloth or clean towel and squeeze out as much water as possible)
-Gently fry the leek, mushroom, until the begin to soften. Then add the ginger and garlic until then aromas begin. Set aside and allow to cool
- Once cooled - make up the mixture of soy, sesame oil and mirin.
Mixure everything together and salt and pepper to taste.
To make up take one wrapper.
- add one tsp of mixture
- with your finger wet the edges of the circle.
-start at the left side and crimp the top layer and squeeze it fixed to the top. It's easier to watch this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=spsGbDWauf4
To cook
You can either steam or boil them (for more healthy feeling days) add them to soup (like miso) or for the best treat fry them yuuuuuuum - the best way is to steam them a little first and them fry them gently in a little oil. (if they have been frozen you and defrost them and fry the straight away)
-because the filling is already coked we dont' need to be concern about the filling being properly cooked through - just warmed :)
Finally mix the dipping ingredients together and enjoy :)
Serving Size: about 50
-Sift the flour into a bowl add salt
-Add boiling water and stir with a wooden spoon until a ball.
-Cover with a damp cloth for 1 hour
-Knead for 5 Minutes until smooth
-Roll into a log shape then cut in half, and half again, continue until you have about 50 pieces.
- with a rolling pin roll into little circles. (if you want to make them perfect you can cut them with a cookie cutter).
- to store you can pile one on top of the other but make sure they are floured.
OR - you could just cheat and buy the wrappers ready made :)
For the Filling:
-Cook the Quinoa (and allow to cool)
-Boil the cabbage (allow to cool and the put into a cloth or clean towel and squeeze out as much water as possible)
-Gently fry the leek, mushroom, until the begin to soften. Then add the ginger and garlic until then aromas begin. Set aside and allow to cool
- Once cooled - make up the mixture of soy, sesame oil and mirin.
Mixure everything together and salt and pepper to taste.
To make up take one wrapper.
- add one tsp of mixture
- with your finger wet the edges of the circle.
-start at the left side and crimp the top layer and squeeze it fixed to the top. It's easier to watch this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=spsGbDWauf4
To cook
You can either steam or boil them (for more healthy feeling days) add them to soup (like miso) or for the best treat fry them yuuuuuuum - the best way is to steam them a little first and them fry them gently in a little oil. (if they have been frozen you and defrost them and fry the straight away)
-because the filling is already coked we dont' need to be concern about the filling being properly cooked through - just warmed :)
Finally mix the dipping ingredients together and enjoy :)
Serving Size: about 50
Nutritional Info Amount Per Serving
- Calories: 44.5
- Total Fat: 0.6 g
- Cholesterol: 0.0 mg
- Sodium: 74.1 mg
- Total Carbs: 8.4 g
- Dietary Fiber: 0.6 g
- Protein: 1.5 g
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