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CHINESE COOKING - Qingdao Expat Group

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Chinese cooking:<br />

DUMPLINGS!<br />

Photo: Jenny Ek<br />

Making dumplings might seem harder than it is. My friend Jing<br />

taught me how to make them. It is fun, easy and tastes delicious!<br />

You can vary the filling endlessly - these ones are filled with beef<br />

and carrots.<br />

DOUGH<br />

3 dl wheat flour<br />

Cold water<br />

FILLING<br />

250 g minced beef<br />

1 egg<br />

2 cm of ginger<br />

1 small leek<br />

1 carrot<br />

1 tsp sesame oil<br />

1 tsp oyster souce<br />

1 tsp soy souce<br />

Salt & pepper<br />

METHOD<br />

Prepare the dough<br />

Mix the wheat flour with some<br />

cold water by adding the water<br />

little by little and working the<br />

dough until you have a good<br />

compact dough. Leave the<br />

dough in a bowl covered with a<br />

wet towel for about 30 min.<br />

Prepare the filling<br />

Cut the leek, shred the carrot - mix<br />

with all of the other ingredients.<br />

Roll the dough<br />

Cut the dough into 30 small<br />

pieces. Roll each piece until it<br />

is a thin flat circle, keeping it a<br />

bit thicker in the middle. Use a<br />

lot of wheat flour to avoid the<br />

dough sticking to the rollingpin<br />

or to each other.<br />

Fill the dumplings<br />

Put a tablespoon of filling in the<br />

middle of the dough wrapping<br />

and close it by pressing the edge<br />

together so that it forms a halfmoon.<br />

Make sure that the edges<br />

of the dumpling are sealed tight<br />

and that there is not too much<br />

air inside.<br />

Photo: Jenny Ek<br />

Boil water and cook the<br />

dumplings for about 4-5 min.<br />

Stir carefully once in a while<br />

to avoid the dumpling sticking<br />

to each other. Pour of the<br />

dumplings in a strainer.<br />

Serve with vinegar!<br />

SHOPPING LIST<br />

Wheat flour<br />

Minced beef<br />

Egg<br />

Ginger<br />

Leek<br />

Carrot<br />

Sesame oil<br />

Oyster souce<br />

Soy souce<br />

Salt<br />

Pepper<br />

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Cut out and bring<br />

to the store!<br />

By Jenny Ek<br />

What’s cooking in QD<br />

<strong>Qingdao</strong> <strong>Expat</strong> Magazine - 16

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