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Pork Ginger Gyozas

February 11, 2013 by Tropical Foodies

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 Name: Pork ginger gyozas
Foodie: Maryse 

Wow, I am proud of myself!! For once, this is not a desert recipe!! 😉 Who doesn’t love gyozas, especially when you (finally) realize they are as easy to make as they are great??

Pork ginger gyozas

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Pork ginger gyozas
Serves 4 to 6
Prep time 30 minutes
Cook time 30 minutes
Total time 1 hour
Meal type Appetizer

Ingredients

  • 500g minced pork
  • 2 carrots
  • 2-3 of finely cut branches of celery
  • 2 tablespoons of finely cut fresh ginger
  • gyozas skins (30-40)
  • spices (garlic, pepper, onion)

Directions

1. mix pork, vegetables, Ginger, garlic, pepper and onion
2. moisten the top half of a gyoza skin with water
3. place a teaspoon of the mix at the center of a gyoza skin
4. use a fold the lower half over the mix and press on the edges of the gyoza skin
5. once you made enough gyozas, put gyozas in a frying pan in a small quantity of oil for a few minutes, max 5 (until lightly brown)
6. turn the gyozas halfway through
7. remove gyozas from the frying pan
8. poor 1 cup of water in the frying pan and put the gyozas back in the frying pan once the water is hot
9. cover the frying pan and steam the gyozas until all the water is gone

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Filed Under: Lactose free / Casein free Tagged With: Appetizer, asia, Ginger, Lactose free / Casein free, Pork

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