Cabbage and Mushroom Dumplings
Overview
Medium-sized cabbage that is not cored is too watery and tastes bad when fried. It is best for stuffing. It is also a good choice to blanche and stew in bone soup.
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Ingredients
Steps
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Knead the flour and water into a dough. You can adjust the softness and hardness according to your own habits. I like a slightly softer dumpling wrapper and let it sit for 30 minutes
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While the noodles are cooking, prepare the fillings. Wash the larger cabbage that has not yet cored (my family nicknames it Chinese cabbage😂)
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Blanch the cabbage in boiling water until the cabbage changes color and the stems become slightly soft, remove and drain into cold water
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Chop it into fillings and squeeze out the water. The meat mincer I use is very convenient and can be done in ten seconds
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Wash the pork, remove the skin and fascia
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Cut into small pieces and put into meat mincer
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Beat into minced meat
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Wash fresh mushrooms
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Break it into small pieces and put it in a meat grinder to make the filling
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Add light soy sauce, oyster sauce, salt, and thirteen spices to the stirred meat filling
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Stir evenly in one direction
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Add cooked soybean oil. The cabbage-loving oil I used today also adds mushrooms. Adding more oil will only make it fragrant but not greasy
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Stir well and stir for a while to allow the meat filling to fully absorb the oil
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Stir thoroughly in one direction
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Add mushroom filling
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Add cabbage, chopped green onion and ginger, stir evenly
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Roll the dough into long strips, divide it into suitable sized balls, and then roll it into dumpling wrappers
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Take a piece of skin and put appropriate amount of filling
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Wrap into dumpling shape. I want to say, you can wrap whatever you like, as long as the fillings are not exposed😄
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Wrapped dumplings
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Cook in the pot
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Add some cold water after each boil, about three to four times, until the dumpling skin changes color and is almost transparent and can spring back when pressed
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It is best to place the wrapped dumplings on the drain curtain and shake them occasionally to prevent them from sticking. The dumplings I made this time were quite big, as big as a curtain.
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Dip in your favorite sauce and eat. I used a dipping sauce made of light soy sauce, mature vinegar, chopped green onion, sugar, and chili oil, but not minced garlic.