Continue from the previous post on the "Steamed Dumplings with Assorted Vegetables". Here I will be giving away a set of "Gyoza Mold" which you can use it to wrap either Japanese Gyoza or Chinese Dumpling/Wonton. This is a handy and easy to use mold by just placing a gyoza or wonton wrapper on top of the press (mold), add in fillings, close and press tight to form a perfect sealed gyoza or dumpling.
If you are interested to win a set of this "Gyoza Mold", just leave your Name and which type of dumpling you prefer (steamed, pan-fried, boiled or deep-fried) "I love xxxxx" in the comment box and I will pickone TWO Lucky winners on Tuesday, 19 April 2011. Do check the result after Noon, 19 April.
For this Dumpling/Wonton post, I will be sharing another two different ways of cooking dumpling/wonton dish which you could try it out anytime at home. First let's take a look at this "Chicken Dumplings with Chili Oil - 紅油抽手". This is one of the common dumplings dish that you can easily order from most Chinese Ramen and Steamed Bun Restaurants. Usually the ingredients are shrimp and pork mince that are wrapped in thin layer of handmade dumpling skin and serve with the unique spicy chili oil sauce.
CHICKEN DUMPLINGS WITH CHILI OIL - 紅油抽手
Ingredients: (makes 10 Dumplings and 15 Wonton)
150g Mince Chicken Meat
20g Carrot, finely chopped/grated
2 Shallots, finely chopped
3 Fresh Water Chestnut, skin remove and finely chopped
1/2 Tablespoon Chopped Spring Onion
Seasonings:
1/2 Tablespoon Light Soy Sauce
1 Teaspoon Sesame Oil
1 Teaspoon Cooking Wine
Dash of Fish Sauce, optional
Dash of Pepper
1/2 Teaspoon Cornflour
2. Refer to the photo above, place 1 piece of round dumpling wrapper on the gyoza mold, top with meat fillings, close and press tight to form a perfect sealed dumpling.
3. Repeat the same process and makes about 10 dumplings using the gyoza mold.
4. Next bring a pot of 1.5 litres of water to boil with 1/2 teaspoon of oil. Slowly drop in the wrapped dumplings and cook over medium heat.
5. Once the dumplings float on the surface, lower the heat and continue to simmer for another minute. Remove the cooked dumplings and place it in a bowl of water to stand for another 1 minute.
6. Drain well and place the cooked dumpling in a serving plate. Drizzle some sesame oil then pour over the prepared spicy chili oil and top with some extra chopped spring onion and serve.
I use the Lao Gan Ma(老干妈) Chili Flavoured Oil(油辣椒) which you could purchased from either Sheng Siong(昇菘超市) or any provision shop in the wet market to create this Spicy Sauce for my dumplings.(Price:- range from S$1.95 - S$2.50)
80ml Hot Water
1/2 Teaspoon Sugar
1/2 Teaspoon of Vinegar, optional
2. Dissolve 1/2 teaspoon of sugar in 80ml of hot water then add it into the prepared chili oil (add vinegar if using) and stir till well combine. Set aside.
These fried Wontons will definitely be a great finger food or snacks during party or gathering and it goes well with cool icy beer too. You can prepared these ahead by wrapping the dumplings and keep them in the fridge for a few hours or a day before cooking. And these can be a very addictive finger food too... so beware!
DEEP-DRIED WONTONS
2. Refer to the photo above, place about 1 teaspoon of meat filling in the middle of the square wonton wrapper.
3. Brush some water on the top 2 corner of the wrapper, fold it into half to form a triangle. Pull the 2 edge below to form a diamond shape by sticking the two edge together.
4. Repeat the process to make about 7 Triangles and Diamond shape wontons.
5. Preheat a pot of oil and deep-fried the prepared wonton on medium heat till golden brown, remove and drain well.
6. Serve with desire dipping sauce.
With a little effort done, you can whipped out two homecook dishes by just using one prepared meat fillings. Isn't this wonderful! I am sure your family will loves these quick and simple dish. If spicy food is not your choice, you can always replace it with just light soy sauce.
80ml Hot Water
1/2 Teaspoon Sesame Oil
Total cost for these two dishes is about S$4.00 with breakdown shown below:-
Cost of Ingredients:
~ 150g Mince Chicken Meat = S$1.50
~ 3 Water Chestnut = S$0.50
Wonton Wrapper = S$1.00
~ Carrot, Spring Onion, Shallot = S$0.50
~ Chili Flavour Oil = S$0.50
Updates: I am so happy that many of you are interested in this "Gyoza Mold". So in order to increase the chance of winning, I will be giving away "2 Sets" instead of 1 to "2 Lucky" winners. Good Luck, everyone!
If you are interested to win a set of this "Gyoza Mold", just leave your Name and which type of dumpling you prefer (steamed, pan-fried, boiled or deep-fried) "I love xxxxx" in the comment box and I will pick
For this Dumpling/Wonton post, I will be sharing another two different ways of cooking dumpling/wonton dish which you could try it out anytime at home. First let's take a look at this "Chicken Dumplings with Chili Oil - 紅油抽手". This is one of the common dumplings dish that you can easily order from most Chinese Ramen and Steamed Bun Restaurants. Usually the ingredients are shrimp and pork mince that are wrapped in thin layer of handmade dumpling skin and serve with the unique spicy chili oil sauce.
CHICKEN DUMPLINGS WITH CHILI OIL - 紅油抽手
Ingredients: (makes 10 Dumplings and 15 Wonton)
150g Mince Chicken Meat
20g Carrot, finely chopped/grated
2 Shallots, finely chopped
3 Fresh Water Chestnut, skin remove and finely chopped
1/2 Tablespoon Chopped Spring Onion
Seasonings:
1/2 Tablespoon Light Soy Sauce
1 Teaspoon Sesame Oil
1 Teaspoon Cooking Wine
Dash of Fish Sauce, optional
Dash of Pepper
1/2 Teaspoon Cornflour
Method:-
1. Put all the ingredients in a medium bowl, mix well with seasonings and marinate in the refrigerate for at least 20 minutes or more.2. Refer to the photo above, place 1 piece of round dumpling wrapper on the gyoza mold, top with meat fillings, close and press tight to form a perfect sealed dumpling.
3. Repeat the same process and makes about 10 dumplings using the gyoza mold.
4. Next bring a pot of 1.5 litres of water to boil with 1/2 teaspoon of oil. Slowly drop in the wrapped dumplings and cook over medium heat.
5. Once the dumplings float on the surface, lower the heat and continue to simmer for another minute. Remove the cooked dumplings and place it in a bowl of water to stand for another 1 minute.
6. Drain well and place the cooked dumpling in a serving plate. Drizzle some sesame oil then pour over the prepared spicy chili oil and top with some extra chopped spring onion and serve.
I use the Lao Gan Ma(老干妈) Chili Flavoured Oil(油辣椒) which you could purchased from either Sheng Siong(昇菘超市) or any provision shop in the wet market to create this Spicy Sauce for my dumplings.(Price:- range from S$1.95 - S$2.50)
Spicy Chili Oil Ingredients:-
2 Tablespoon of Lao Gan Man Chili Flavoured Oil80ml Hot Water
1/2 Teaspoon Sugar
1/2 Teaspoon of Vinegar, optional
Method:-
1. Using a microwave safe bowl, reheat the chili flavoured oil on medium heat for about 1 minute or until warm through.2. Dissolve 1/2 teaspoon of sugar in 80ml of hot water then add it into the prepared chili oil (add vinegar if using) and stir till well combine. Set aside.
These fried Wontons will definitely be a great finger food or snacks during party or gathering and it goes well with cool icy beer too. You can prepared these ahead by wrapping the dumplings and keep them in the fridge for a few hours or a day before cooking. And these can be a very addictive finger food too... so beware!
DEEP-DRIED WONTONS
Method:-
1. Prepare the same fillings using the above ingredients shown for the dumplings.2. Refer to the photo above, place about 1 teaspoon of meat filling in the middle of the square wonton wrapper.
3. Brush some water on the top 2 corner of the wrapper, fold it into half to form a triangle. Pull the 2 edge below to form a diamond shape by sticking the two edge together.
4. Repeat the process to make about 7 Triangles and Diamond shape wontons.
5. Preheat a pot of oil and deep-fried the prepared wonton on medium heat till golden brown, remove and drain well.
6. Serve with desire dipping sauce.
With a little effort done, you can whipped out two homecook dishes by just using one prepared meat fillings. Isn't this wonderful! I am sure your family will loves these quick and simple dish. If spicy food is not your choice, you can always replace it with just light soy sauce.
Non-Spicy Sauce Ingredients:
3/4 Tablespoon of Light Soy Sauce80ml Hot Water
1/2 Teaspoon Sesame Oil
Method:-
1. Mix all the ingredients together and pour over to the cooked dumplings.Total cost for these two dishes is about S$4.00 with breakdown shown below:-
Cost of Ingredients:
~ 150g Mince Chicken Meat = S$1.50
~ 3 Water Chestnut = S$0.50
Wonton Wrapper = S$1.00
~ Carrot, Spring Onion, Shallot = S$0.50
~ Chili Flavour Oil = S$0.50
Updates: I am so happy that many of you are interested in this "Gyoza Mold". So in order to increase the chance of winning, I will be giving away "2 Sets" instead of 1 to "2 Lucky" winners. Good Luck, everyone!
GIVEAWAY RESULTS!!!!!
GIVEAWAY RESULTS ARE OUT! Are you the Lucky One!!!!!
I love DEEP FRIED gyozas!!!! <3
ReplyDeleteHi,
ReplyDeleteI love the deep fry dumpling.
I love boiled soup dumpling and pan-fried cum steam gyoza.
ReplyDeleteFong
i love the pan fried ones!
ReplyDelete<3 Joelle
Woh....I love deep fried and boiled dumpling....yummy.
ReplyDeletenice gyoza and giveaway! =) I have that mould, was too generous with fillings and it broke..HEHE..i shall try it again after seeing your nice pleats!
ReplyDeletei love pan fried
ReplyDeleteIrene
Ellena, the first picture makes me salivate! I love steamed dumplings with the lao gan ma chili oil! It reminds me of when it was winter and I would boil these dumplings and dump the chili sauce in the soup and eat everything up! So so yummy! Since it has been raining the past few days, perhaps I should buy the ingredients to make some boiled wontons :) Having the gyoza maker would make making the gyozas a breeze ;p
ReplyDeleteJanine
Shirley: I love deep fried shrimp wonton <3 <3 <3
ReplyDeletei love 锅贴 and ur 红油抽手 looks so easy! it's one of my fave too!
ReplyDeleteI love pan-fried dumplings!
ReplyDeletePhyllis Tan
I LOVE DEEP-DRIED WONTONS -
ReplyDeleteLIN
I love steamed and boiled (dumpling soup) YUmmm!!!
ReplyDeleteCherry
I love pan-fried gyoza.
ReplyDeleteI love steamed gyoza :3
ReplyDeleteI love STEAMED dumplings!! A healthy alternative. :)
ReplyDeleteI love yaki-gyoza.
ReplyDeleteCat
I love steamed dumplings! <3
ReplyDeleteI love all kinds of dumplings, regardless if it is steamed, boiled, pan fried or deep fried. Eat with Lao Gan Ma(老干妈) Chili Flavoured Oil(油辣椒), superb!
ReplyDeleteI love panfried dumplings! They're so nice and juicy. :)
ReplyDeletei love deep fried wanton!:D
ReplyDeleteOhmigosh! What an awesome giveaway! I can't tell you how many hours I've spent folding wontons...what a time saver this would be :)
ReplyDeleteI love steamed wontons!
OMG ellena! that look so extremely delicious! i love deep fried gyoza like those sakae sushi is selling *drool* so yummy!! and this mould sure makes everything more convenient (:
ReplyDeleteI love pan-fried dumplings dipped in lots of vinegar and eaten together with sliced ginger!
ReplyDeleteHi,
ReplyDeleteI love the chicken dumplings with chili oil. All this time thought of cooking dumplings will need a lot of efforts and time, but thanks to your website, it make me love cookings now.
Cheers,
Faradila Loren
I love deep fried dumplings, yumyum! Cheers and have a nice day ahead!
ReplyDeleteI love steamed dumplings!
ReplyDeleteI stayed in Canada, loved your recipes very much, can you tell me where to buy " Gyoza Mohd" ?
ReplyDeleteI can ask my friend in Singapore buy for me.
I love steam dumplings!! healthy and especially love it if there's jiu cai in it. my all-time favourite!!!
ReplyDeleteI love pan fried dumpling similar to those type we eat at Shanghai restaurant, simply deliciouse when eat piping hot.
ReplyDeleteSem
I love the chicken dumplings with chili oil.
ReplyDeleteI love either pan-fried or deep-fried dumplings. But I especially love the dumplings with chilli oil!! Have been searching for such a recipe... so happy that you provided one here!! Thanks!!
ReplyDeleteI love pan-fried gyoza, infact all your dumpling looks very delicious, Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI love wanton with prawn & dumplings with prawn so......................................much!
ReplyDeleteIt's really nice!
I love steamed & pan fried dumplings :)
ReplyDeleteLeePing
I love pan-fried gyoza.
ReplyDeleteThanks
Kok Choo
i love steam or pan-fried dumplings. Li Jun
ReplyDelete"I love steam Gyoza" is healty for family. ;-)
ReplyDeleteTQ
Mun Ee
i love pan fried dumpling ;)
ReplyDeleteI love all yr dumplings but pan fried dumplings looks more appeal and delicious to me...:-)
ReplyDeleteI love to make dumpings. I believe given the Gyoza mold, it would save much time for me and my dumplings would look more presentable and beautiful and of coz delicious too. :-) Thank you for sharing yr dumplings receipes and generous offer. best regards..Ms Chai Lee Hiog
I love pan fried dumpling, similar to those serve in Shanghai restaurant.Also love those dumpling with soup in it, "siao loong pau".
ReplyDeleteSem
I love Shanghai style pan fried dumpling.
ReplyDeleteSem
Hi
ReplyDeleteHappen to found your food blog and learn that you are giving away "Goyza Mould".
I didnt know that chicken can be make as Dumpling,the picture look wonderful, i would try the receipe for my dinner this week.
Lastly my favourite dumpling would be "Boiled".
:)
evelyn
Eileen Tan
ReplyDeleteI love steamed, pan-fried, boiled and deep-fried dumplings. I am crazy of dumplings.
Hi, Thanks for sharing. I love the deep-fried dumplings. my kids love deep-fried too.
ReplyDeleteWan
Jessy Tan
ReplyDeleteI Love CHICKEN DUMPLINGS WITH CHILI OIL - 紅油抽, I prefer spicy food =)
Thanks,
Jessy
Resomer
ReplyDeleteI love pan-fried dumpling!!!
Koh Jun Jie Jason
ReplyDeleteAnd I love boiled Gyozas!!!
I love all types of dumpling especially the fried one.:o)
ReplyDeleteI love all types of dumpling especially the fried one.
ReplyDeleteHi, I love pan-fried dumplings !! Yummy
ReplyDeleteAihua
Sim Wei Liang
ReplyDeleteAnd i love pan-fried dumplings!! :D
nice! i love 老干妈 too! use it for fried rice all the time! thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI loved both that you made, deep-fried and served with chili oil (because I like it spicy). I also used 老干妈 brand but I am out of it now, need to restock.
ReplyDeleteI love eating dumplings with that chili sauce and I used to have that dumpling mould years ago ;)!
ReplyDeleteI Love CHICKEN DUMPLINGS WITH CHILI OIL , look delicious..must try to do...thks for sharing different type of making n cooking...thumb up....by Michelle LSM
ReplyDeleteKaren
ReplyDeleteI'm loyal dumplings fan... I love both boiled and steam dumplings !!
I love steamed or pan fried dumpling.
ReplyDeletei love steamed dumplings!
ReplyDeleteI love to give it to my mummy to make delicious dumpling for me..... YUMMY !!!!
ReplyDeleteI love steamed and boiled dumplings! Yummy!
ReplyDeleteSharon
ReplyDeleteI LOVE PAN-FRIED DUMPLINGS!!!
i love pan-fried dumplings!! om nom nom nom
ReplyDeleteI love pan-fried dumplings filled with minced pork and kimchi!
ReplyDeleteI love all types of dumplings made by my mom!
ReplyDeleteI love pan fried dumplings~Yen.
ReplyDeleteI love steamed dumpling
ReplyDeleteI love boiled dumplings! Thanks for sharing! - tll
ReplyDeleteI love steamed dumplings!!
ReplyDelete[EVENT CLOSED]
ReplyDeleteThank you everyone for your warm participation on this Gyoza Mold Giveaway. Stay tune for the 2 Lucky Winners tomorrow after noon, on 19th April.
Congrats Pal! U are one of the lucky winner :) Hope this gyoza mold will help save your time in folding those wontons :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for your kind comments. Even though you did not managed to win this gyoza mold but I hope you still can make some wonderful dumplings :)
ReplyDeleteHi Rose, You can ask yr friend to get from you at Daiso, sometime they have.
ReplyDeleteHi Evelyn, Thanks for dropping by. Although u did not get a chance to win this gyoza mold but i still hope your chicken dumplings turn out well :)
ReplyDeleteHi, may I ask where did you get the Gyoza Mold from?
ReplyDeleteVery interesting and appetizing blog to read. I love it and cannot resist to start cooking each time I read your delicious recipes. I would like to ask where can I get the Gyoza Mold from?
ReplyDeleteHi B Batok, sorry for my late reply as i didn't get to see your comment until now because of some sync bugs. You can get the Gyoza Mold from any Daiso in Singapore :) HTH.
ReplyDeleteMiam, very appetizing pics!
ReplyDeleteHi Ellena,
ReplyDeleteMay I know where can I get the gyoza mold in Singapore?
Thanks
Clara
My family loves Chicken Dumplings with Chili Oil - 紅油抽手
ReplyDeleteDoreen Tan