Chinese pork and wombok dumplings

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Ingredients

  • Filling
  • 500g pork mince
  • 5 wombok leaves, chopped finely with excess water squeezed out
  • 1 small bunch chives, chopped finely
  • 3 tbs soy sauce
  • 2 tbs sesame Oil
  • Pinch salt and pepper
  • Dipping Sauce (per person)
  • 1 tbs soy sauce
  • 1 tbs Chinese black vinegar
  • 2 packets Gow Gee dumpling wrappers

Very easy authentic Chinese dumplings that you can freeze and boil up whenever you have a craving! Great for little hands to hold. Minimal ingredients make it a yummy snack or light meal for the family.

Method

Put all filling ingredients into a large bowl and mix by hand until well combined and the mixture has a sticky consistency to it.

Place round gowgee wrapper onto a flat surface. Spoon 1tbs of filling onto one half leaving a 1cm border. Dip finger into a bowl of water and moisten the border area. Fold dumpling in half and seal to make a half moon shape.

Repeat step 2 until all filling is used up. Freeze any leftover wrappers for future use.

Boil a big pot of water. Place dumplings gently into the water and when the water boils and dumplings begin to float to the surface, add a cup of cold water to the pot. Stir occasionally to prevent dumplings from sticking. When water boils again and dumplings float, the dumplings are ready. Remove from pot with a slotted spoon.

Serve dumplings hot with combined soy sauce and vinegar.

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