Juicy Pork Dumplings

$19.70
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Introduction 

Juicy, savoury dumplings with pork, cabbage, and aromatics—perfect for steaming, pan-frying (potstickers), or air-frying. The method is step-by-step and adaptable for different abilities, with simple folding options and clear safety cues around heat and knives. 

Serve: 12pcs per Serve

Allergens (expanded) 

  • Gluten/Wheat: wrappers and regular soy sauce. 
  • Swap: gluten-free wrappers + tamari/coconut aminos. 
  • Soy: soy/tamari, oyster sauce. 
  • Swap: use coconut aminos or low-soy seasoning; omit oyster sauce. 
  • Sesame (optional): sesame oil/seeds. 
  • Omit sesame and use neutral oil. 
  • Shellfish:oyster sauce may contain shellfish derivatives. 
  • Omit or replace with a little stock concentrate/sugar for depth. 
  • Egg (optional): if using egg white as binder. 
  • Omit and rely on cornflour/cornstarch. 
  • Allium: spring onion/garlic. 
  • Swap for chives only, or use garlic-infused oil; or omit. 
  • Alcohol: Shaoxing wine (if used) contains alcohol. 
  • Omit or replace with a splash of stock + vinegar. 
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Description

Goes Best With (expanded) 

  • Dipping sauces 
  • Soy–Ginger: 2 tbsp soy/tamari, 1 tbsp rice vinegar, 1 tsp grated ginger, splash water. 
  • Black Vinegar & Chilli: 1½ tbsp Chinkiang black vinegar, 1 tbsp soy/tamari, chilli oil to taste. 
  • Sesame–Garlic: 2 tbsp soy/tamari, 1 tsp sesame oil, ½ tsp sugar, minced garlic, sliced spring onion. 
  • Sides & add-ons 
  • Steamed greens (bok choy, choy sum) with garlic. 
  • Simple broth (miso or clear chicken/veg) with sliced spring onion. 
  • Cucumber salad (rice vinegar, sesame, pinch sugar). 
  • Microwave rice or egg-fried rice to make it a full meal. 
  • Serving tips 
  • Finish with toasted sesame and chives. 
  • For soup dumplings (easy version): serve cooked dumplings in hot, light broth. 

 

Ingredients (expanded) 

  • Wrappers: 24 round dumpling/gyoza wrappers (wheat). Use GF wrappers if required. 
  • Filling: 
  • 400 g pork mince (ideally 10–15% fat for juiciness) 
  • 2 cups finely chopped wombok (Chinese cabbage), lightly salted and squeezed dry 
  • 2 tbsp chives or spring onion, finely sliced 
  • 1 tsp grated ginger 
  • 1 small garlic clove, minced (optional) 
  • 1 tbsp soy sauce or tamari (GF) 
  • 1 tbsp oyster sauce (optional for depth) 
  • 1 tsp sesame oil (optional) 
  • 1–2 tsp cornflour/cornstarch (binds juices) 
  • ¼ tsp white pepper; pinch sugar 
  • (Optional) 1 egg white for extra binding 
  • Cook & finish: neutral oil for pan-fry; water for steam; sesame seeds & chives to garnish. 

Method options 

  • Steam: 8–10 min until pork reaches 75 °C internally. 
  • Pan-fry (potstickers): brown bottoms in a little oil, add water, cover to steam, uncover to crisp. 
  • Air-fry: 180 °C for 8–10 min, turning once (lightly oil). 

 

Nutrition Per Serve (expanded) 

Estimated for 1 serve = 6 dumplings + 1 tbsp dipping sauce 

  • Energy: ~420–520 kcal 
  • Protein: ~18–24 g 
  • Carbohydrate: ~35–45 g (fibre ~2–3 g) 
  • Fat: ~18–24 g (saturated ~6–8 g) 
  • Sodium: ~800–1100 mg (use low-sodium soy/tamari and smaller dip to reduce) 

Estimates vary with wrapper thickness, pork fat %, and sauce amount. 

 

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