
Ah, dumplings. I wonder why I waited so long to make you again.
Did dumplings two ways this week. Asian style dumplings yesterday and Italian 'Ravioli' style dumplings today.
I'm still using the pre-made dumpling wrappers because I don't have the time or patience right now to try making them on my own. Also, I'm moving soon (yaay!) and I'm trying to eat up everything I can to make things easier for everyone.
I filled yesterday's dumplings with minced tofu, onion, garlic, soy sauce, rice wine vinegar, cayenne pepper, cumin, and garam masala. Super delicious.
I sauteed all of the above in olive oil until the onions were transl


For the Italian dumplings, I used a similar base but added broccoli, oregano, fresh basil, pesto and tomato paste, along with some hot chili powder. I have it for my lunch, with spicy olive tomato sauce. Happy Day!
3 comments:
What fortuitous timing! Just last night, I purchased all the goodies I need to make dumplings of my own! Spinach and tofu ones, which will mark my first time making them. Thanks for the folding tip - anything else I should know?
Keep the wrappers covered when you're not using them--they dry up super fast. Make a nice Korean style dipping sauce with soy, sugar, red chili paste, sesame oil, and garlic :) Boil/steam until translucent. Save one for me!
Success over here Lizzers! I made these: http://www.foodandwine.com/recipes/spinach-and-tofu-dumplings
I only cooked and ate 6 and I'm saving/freezing the rest for my trip to the cottage this weekend! But they were very good. I will make them again, I'm sure. A litte time consuming, but if you set it up just right (ie with the tv in the sight line), then it all goes by so fast. I imagine it goes by similarly fast if you assemble them with friends. Next time?
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