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Great recipe for Japanese Shrimp and Tofu fried Dumplings. Today I have shrimps so I made dumplings with some vegetable and Tofu in refrigerator. Easy ingredients and fast cooking♡ Add the onions and shrimp and mix very well. Use to fill shuumai skins. (Shaoxing wine is type of Chinese rice wine.
To get started with this particular recipe, we must first prepare a few components. You can cook japanese shrimp and tofu fried dumplings using 7 ingredients and 5 steps. Here is how you cook that.
The ingredients needed to make Japanese Shrimp and Tofu fried Dumplings:
- Prepare 150 g boiled shrimps
- Get 20 cm spring onion
- Take 2 Shiitake mushrooms (any mushrooms)
- Make ready 1 hard Tofu
- Get 2 tablespoon starch
- Prepare 1 teaspoon soy sauce
- Take to taste Salt
Pan-friend and then steamed, these gyoza are dipped in a savory and tangy ponzu sauce. This healthy shrimp-and-cabbage dumpling recipe makes a big batch, so you can eat some for dinner and freeze some for later. To vary the dumpling filling, try ground turkey instead of the shrimp. Look for wonton wrappers in a refrigerated case–usually near tofu.
Instructions to make Japanese Shrimp and Tofu fried Dumplings:
- Wrap hard tofu with kitchen cloth and drain for a while.
- Cut onion, mushrooms and shrimps.
- Mix all and seasoning with hand.
- Make dumplings and fry in vegetable oil till good color.
- Eat with ginger soy sauce or any sauce you like.
To vary the dumpling filling, try ground turkey instead of the shrimp. Look for wonton wrappers in a refrigerated case–usually near tofu. Instead, I've used a mix of fresh and dried shrimp to complement the sweet and spicy Szechuan sauce that comes with the dumplings. A good dipping sauce is essential to the success of the dish. While the shrimp gyoza are excellent on their own, serving them with a side of House Of Tsang's Szechuan Spicy™ Sauce takes them to a whole new level!
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