Chive Dumpling humburg
Posted by Ariel | Filed under appetizers, Chinese, green vegatable, VEGETARIAN/ VEGAN
Chinese Chive Dumpling
Chinese Chive Dumpling is my favarite dish. Wheneveer I go to dim sum restaurant, I order them.
I cannot make exactly same chive dumpling, but I found this recipe is also another chive dumpling I like.
I used Chinese chive for this dish. You can get it from most asian super market.
Ingredients (serves 10 dumplings)
- 150g (5.3 oz) sticky rice flour
- 1 cup Chinese chives sliced
- 150 (5.3 oz) silken Todu
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- 1 table spoon soy sauce
- 1 table spoon rice wine
- 1 table spoon rice syrop (or sugar)
- 1 table spoon Mirin (sweet rice wine)
- Teriyaki Sauce
- Soy sauce
- Mirin (weet rice wine)
- Brown Syrop
recipe
- Slice the Chinese chives into 1/2 inch pieces. Heat up 1 teaspoons of oil in a pan over low heat. Stir quickly about 1 min and remove from the heat. You want the chives to wilt a little but not cook .
- Add all ingredients and 1.
- Divide dough to 10 pieaces and make 10 humburg shapes
- Pan fry the dumplings until they are somewhat brown. and mixed Teriyaki sauce and brush them with teriyaki sauce. and pan fry again.
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Tags: Chinese Chive, dumpling
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July 3rd, 2011 at 1:52 am
I tried this for dinner tonight and it was delicious. Thanks for the recipe C: I ground up my own stick rice flour using sweet brown rice for added health benefits, and it worked out really well, still turning into a mochi-like consistency. I love your ideas.