Author Notes
To celebrate Chinese New Year, I made dumplings with mushrooms, tofu, and napa cabbage. My boyfriend helped wrapping the little parcels, and we boiled them in a homemade vegetable broth with baby bak choy. —Sharon Hwang
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Ingredients
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1 bunch
Asian or wild mushrooms, sliced
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1-inch pieces
ginger, minced
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2
garlic cloves, minced
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5
green onions, thinly sliced
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1 packet
firm tofu
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Napa cabbage
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Vegetable oil
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Soy sauce
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Mirin
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Sesame oil
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Salt and pepper
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1 or 2 packets
Gyoza wrappers
Directions
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In a frying pan, sauté ginger, garlic, and green onions in a little vegetable oil, until they’re softened but not brown.
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Raise the heat and add the mushrooms. Stir fry for a few minutes, then stir in some soy sauce, mirin, and salt and pepper to taste.
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In a large mixing bowl, crumble the tofu with a fork or chopsticks.
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Finely shred some napa cabbage, add it to the tofu together with the mushroom mixture. Stir well, add a little sesame oil, and more seasoning if needed.
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Put a spoonful of ?lling in a sheet of gyoza wrapper (defrost if frozen). Seal the edges with a little cold water, and wrap the dumplings into half-moons. Pinch and pleat the edges.
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Boil the dumplings in vegetable broth for a couple of minutes. Serve them piping hot in a bowl of broth, with a few strands of blanched baby bak choy, and cilantro leaves.
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