CHINESE DUMPLINGS | Chinese Street Food | Vincenzo's Plate and Friends

Try something new with Jaqueline easy to make Chinese dumplings! Enjoy the flavours of Yum-Cha right from the comforts of your own home with the fresh flavours of pork and garlic chives. You will be surprised by how much better these chinese dumplings are than your local Chinese restaurant! Homemade Chinese Dumplings. SUBSCRIBE TO MY YOUTUBE CHANNEL (IT’S FREEEEEE ;-) http://bit.ly/SubscribeToMyYOUTUBEchannel Share it with your FOODIE friends on FACEBOOK Get the recipe on my #FoodBlog http://www.vincenzosplate.com/recipe-items/chinese-dumplings/ Check out my website for full recipes and to follow my blog: http://vincenzosplate.com/ Download my Mobile App https://appsto.re/au/nJ4Pgb.i Kg to cups converter: http://www.convertunits.com/from/kilo+g/to/cup+[US] INGREDIENTS FOR THE CHINESE DUMPLINGS 1 x packet of fresh dumpling wrappers 500g pork mince Tablespoon of sugar Tablespoon of salt 1 ½ teaspoons of corn starch 2 tablespoons of soy sauce 1 teaspoon of chicken powder 2 x bunches of garlic cloves Small dish with water INGREDIENTS FOR THE COOKING SAUCE: 1 x teaspoon plain flour ½ cup water 2 x tablespoons (1 x lid) of white vinegar METHOD: 1. Start to make the Chinese dumplings by adding 500g of pork mince to a mixing bowl. 2. Use a fork to break down the mince and add the sugar and salt. Mix this through so it covers the mince and add the corn starch too. 3. Add 2 tblsp soy sauceand mix once again, then follow with the chicken powder for additional seasoning. 4. Finely chop 2 bunches of garlic cloves and add this to the pork too. Now it’s time to really mix this through well as it will add a powerful flavour punch! 5. Prepare the sauce to add to your dumplings by mixing: 1 x teaspoon of flour, ½ cup water and 2 tblsp of white vinegar together. Leave to the side. 6. Get a Chinese dumpling wrapper and scoop up a tablespoon of pork mix and place it into the centre of your wrapper. 7. You can then close it in half by wetting the edges of the wrapper and folding it together. If you want to get the pleated detail to make it look a little more authentic, you need to carefully close in the edges and create the pleats until you reach the middle. You can use this machine to close the dumplings http://amzn.to/2jAUHbM 8. Once you have made as many Chinese dumplings as your mixture will allow, heat up the pan on your stove to a medium heat. 9. Add a drizzle of oil to the centre of the pan, and then, picking up four dumplings at a time, press them gently onto the pan, swirling the oil around to make sure the bottom of each Chinese dumpling is moistened, and then place each one around the rim of the pan, starting to make a round formation. 10. Then, add the last few to the centre and your pan should be full. 11. Chinese dumplings cook quite quickly so you need to add them all to the pan and then pour the sauce over the top and close the lid tight so they have time to steam and cook right through. 12. You can leave them to simmer for up to 1