Pork

Jeeb Dumplings from Soothr

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April 11, 2025
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Photo by James Ransom
  • Prep time 1 hour
  • Cook time 15 minutes
  • 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.

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Ingredients
  • Fillings
  • 500 grams Pork
  • 500 grams Pork fat
  • 500 grams Shrimp
  • 500 grams Waterchestnuts
  • 1 cup Scallion
  • 1 cup Corn starch
  • 30 grams Sesame oil
  • 200 grams Main sauce (see below)
  • 10 grams Ground white pepper
  • 1 ea Egg
  • 30 grams 3 Gluer (see below)
  • MAIN SAUCE
  • 100 grams Oyster Sauce
  • 100 grams Soy sauce
  • 100 grams Sugar
  • 3 GLUER
  • 100 grams Cilantro root
  • 100 grams garlic
  • 33 grams Ground white pepper
  • Dipping sauce
  • 350 grams Sweet black soy sauce
  • 150 grams Roasted chili vinegar
Directions
  1. Preparing ingredients:
  2. Mix the sauce (oyster sauce, soy sauce, sugar)
  3. Make Sam Gluer paste (cilantro root, garlic, white pepper)
  4. Dice water chestnut and slice scallion
  5. Prepare other seasoning ingredients (egg, starch, sesame oil)
  6. Prepare protein filling (pork, pork fat and shrimp)
  7. Making and cooking:
  8. Put pork and pork fat in a food processor, follow with sauce, Sam Gluer paste and other seasoning. Blend them until rough paste.
  9. Chop shrimp into small pieces (Not too small as we want to have the shrimp texture when we bite into the dumplings.
  10. 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.
  11. Sit the filling in the fridge for about 15-30 min. Then it’s good for wrapping.
  12. Making dipping sauce:
  13. Roast a chili on a pan until charred.
  14. Blend it
  15. Mix white vinegar and sweet soy sauce then add roasted chili paste to your liking.
  16. Steaming time about 13-15 mins depends on what we use.

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