I was craving for more and I really like to have this for dinner - soupy and filling as well.
I couldn't get the Shanghai skin so just make do with the traditional yellow ones. Before, I used to boil the soup from scratch using soya beans, ikan bilis and chicken breast bones. Now, all the time I can afford is to throw in a cube - just as good!
You can add in black fungus or water chestnut for a crunchy texture.
Ingredients (Makes 20 dumplings)
- Dumpling skins (round ones)
- 230g minced pork washed in sieve & marinated with light soya sauce, pepper & chinese wine for at least 30mins
- 20 small prawns, de-shelled & deveined & marinated with pepper, 1 tsp cornflour & salt
- 2-3 ears of Black Chinese Mushroom chopped and added to pork
- 1 cube of Ikan Bilis soup stock
- 3 large slices of ginger
- Some Chye Sim, cut into small sections
- Some cornflour
Method
- Boil a pot of water with the stock cube and ginger for 15mins, add in the chye sim and let it boil.
- Once the chye sim is a cooked, remove and set aside.
- Off the fire and set soup aside.
- Sprinkle some corn flour on a flat plate and add 2 tbsp to another bowl.
- Take a pc of the skin and spread the cornflour on it generously.
- Take 1 prawn and lightly break the centre and spoon a little minced meat on it.
- Dab water all around the edge and fold up so it looks like a semi-crescent.
- Set it on the pre-floured plate.
- Repeat till all the prawns &/or meat is used up.
- Boil a pot of hot water, once boiling, add a few dumplings.
- Let it boil on high heat till the dumplings float to surface and is translucent.
- Place the pre-blanched chye sim on bottom of bowl & scoop the cooked dumplings on top.
- Scoop the pre-boiled soup on top of the dumplings and serve with fried shallots.
- Serve hot. ENJOY!!
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