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Prep time
1 hour
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Cook time
15 minutes
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Serves
8 to 10
Author Notes
These juicy Jeeb Dumplings come straight from Joel Chidensee Watthanawongwat of NYC’s acclaimed Thai restaurant Soothr—packed with pork, shrimp, and aromatics, they’re a flavorful take on a classic street food staple.
—Food52
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Ingredients
- Fillings
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500 grams
Pork
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500 grams
Pork fat
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500 grams
Shrimp
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500 grams
Waterchestnuts
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1 cup
Scallion
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1 cup
Corn starch
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30 grams
Sesame oil
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200 grams
Main sauce (see below)
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10 grams
Ground white pepper
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1 ea
Egg
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30 grams
3 Gluer (see below)
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MAIN SAUCE
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100 grams
Oyster Sauce
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100 grams
Soy sauce
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100 grams
Sugar
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3 GLUER
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100 grams
Cilantro root
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100 grams
garlic
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33 grams
Ground white pepper
- Dipping sauce
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350 grams
Sweet black soy sauce
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150 grams
Roasted chili vinegar
Directions
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Preparing ingredients:
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Mix the sauce (oyster sauce, soy sauce, sugar)
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Make Sam Gluer paste (cilantro root, garlic, white pepper)
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Dice water chestnut and slice scallion
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Prepare other seasoning ingredients (egg, starch, sesame oil)
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Prepare protein filling (pork, pork fat and shrimp)
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Making and cooking:
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Put pork and pork fat in a food processor, follow with sauce, Sam Gluer paste and other seasoning. Blend them until rough paste.
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Chop shrimp into small pieces (Not too small as we want to have the shrimp texture when we bite into the dumplings.
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Put the pork paste from the food processor in a mixing bowl, add shrimp and the rest of the ingredients. Mix the filling well to spread all ingredients evenly.
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Sit the filling in the fridge for about 15-30 min. Then it’s good for wrapping.
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Making dipping sauce:
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Roast a chili on a pan until charred.
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Blend it
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Mix white vinegar and sweet soy sauce then add roasted chili paste to your liking.
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Steaming time about 13-15 mins depends on what we use.
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