Monday, August 18, 2014

Mandu

Been wanting to try this for a long time. Forgot to add the mushrooms and i don't eat chives, but otherwise the recipe worked a charm.

My portions made only 30 (Maangchi's recipe is for 60), so there wasn't enough to try the soup version. Next time. Oh, there was lots of leftover filling so we made 5-spiced rolls, also known as gor heong.

Ingredients
500g minced pork
500g minced beef
4 tbsp light soya sauce
4 tbsp fish sauce
2 tbsp cooking rice wine
5 dashes of white pepper
2 tbsp crushed ginger
2 tbsp minced garlic
(Optional) 8 finely crushed ikan billis, or I used a tsp of dashi powder
30 mandu skins

Method
1) Mix everything together and let it marinade overnight.
2) Wrap! Best to watch Maangchi's video. http://www.maangchi.com/recipe/mandu
3) Dust with flour to prevent them sticking together.
4) To cook, you can either fry or boil. If frying, in a shallow skillet, pour a bit of oil and brown the sides io the mandu, about 1 min a side. Then sprinkle on the water and cover to steam, another 3 minutes.
5) To boil, chuck in boiling water. Once it floats, it's ready. Use a slotted spoon to remove. It can be served with soup or Sichuan chilli oil.



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