How to Make Chinese Pot Stickers and Gyoza

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How to Make Chinese Pot Stickers and Gyoza

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I didn't give the ingredients because ..Chinese cooking we don't do measurements..we add whatever flavourings/ingredients on hand..and add to taste...but I'm going to give you an idea on what I used

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Mince meat-I used chicken,vegetable-I used Chinese chives..you can use carrot cabbage etc,garlic 2 cloves,small ginger ,sesame oil,olive oil,salt,pepper,soy sauce,scrambled egg...

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Beat 4 eggs in a bowl..add oil in a wok and when it's hot pour in the egg and mix quickly make sure there's no big pieces

Beat 4 eggs in a bowl..add oil in a wok and when it's hot pour in the egg and mix quickly make sure there's no big pieces

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Mix all the filling ingredients

Mix all the filling ingredients

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Take a wrapper and place some filling in the middle

Take a wrapper and place some filling in the middle

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Pinch the centre to seal

Pinch the centre to seal

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Pinch  the skin from the side to the centre and seal

Pinch the skin from the side to the centre and seal

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Repeat until the end and repeat on the other side

Repeat until the end and repeat on the other side

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Gyoza!!

Gyoza!!

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If that's too hard for you..you can just seal the edges like this

If that's too hard for you..you can just seal the edges like this

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Or you can bring the edges together to get this

Or you can bring the edges together to get this

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Gyoza!!

Gyoza!!

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To make pot stickers...head oil in wok...line  gyoza make sure not too close to each other..

To make pot stickers...head oil in wok...line gyoza make sure not too close to each other..

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Add boiling water enough to cover up to half the gyoza

Add boiling water enough to cover up to half the gyoza

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Pot stickers!!

Pot stickers!!

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Sauce...I mixed soya sauce and vinegar together...yum yum

Sauce...I mixed soya sauce and vinegar together...yum yum

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That was pot stickers as they have a burnt crispy bottom..To make gyoza..boil a pot of water and then add gyoza..when they float they are ready to eat!!

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11 Comments
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Gyoza skin (see my other guide)

Filling

Jane Yip

Love this

Jane Yip 6 months ago

Cathy Huang

Woww, thanks a lot for this!

Cathy Huang 11 months ago

joyce Kwok

Your welcome!:))

(author) 11 months ago

joyce Kwok

If you use wonton skin you will have to boil them...do not try to fry them!!!you will be sorry!haha......I think you can buy ready made gyoza wrappers in Asian markets...

(author) 11 months ago

Y P

Love yr silky!  will have a go making these soon (can u use wonton skin?)

Y P 11 months ago

joyce Kwok

Yes there is but I don't know how to put it in words!!haha ...it's like for the gyoza you keep on pinching on one side until you reach a full circle

(author) 11 months ago

joyce Kwok

The golden bags are actually another type of dim sum called siao lung bao!

(author) 11 months ago

joyce Kwok

Haha tbh this was my first time making these on my own...ive seen my mom make them before..I took pictures and thought if it works out well I'll post this!!haha...I was surprised I was able to fold these!!

(author) 11 months ago

Terri Dahlgren

TY again

Terri Dahlgren 11 months ago

joyce Kwok

Your very welcome! The most simplest sauce and traditional is soya sauce on its own...it's also the base to other sauces like adding in vinegar or add in chilli oil and garlic...I tried sweet chilli sauce and that was delicious too!!you can buy bottled sweet chilli sauce!x

(author) 11 months ago

Terri Dahlgren

This is my grandsons favorite. I think maybe even I can make these. Is there any other kind of sauce that u can use. TY for taking your time to share. just me t

Terri Dahlgren 11 months ago

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joyce Kwok

Ha..thanks

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joyce Kwok

Your welcome!!

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