Gyoza with homemade stuffing
I’ve had two packs of gyoza skins in my freezer for far too long, finally it was their time to shine. I started early but it took two hours to deal with everything despite of having conscripted my guys for help. We followed the gyoza recipe from Just One Cookbook.
As we wanted a full meal I started with the rice so it could sit and wait in the rice cooker for when we were done and also got out a tin of kimchi, various furikake mixtures and miso soup to have them in place when needed. The child made the dipping sauce for the gyoza.
I had defrosted the 70+ skins and separated them carefully onto a plate while father and son were doing the chopping and mixing of the gyoza stuffing. I made sure to add some extra garlic paste (as we don’t have Nira, Japanese garlic chives) together with the other seasonings to the stuffing.
The fiddly work of folding the gyoza was done by my child and me. It took us a few attempts to get it right - but you can tell by the photos that we wouldn’t get a prize for the most accomplished gyoza 😅
While I was frying the table was laid and by the time I had used up about half of the gyoza I decided we had enough and the rest would go into the freezer.
What can I say, the taste of the gyoza was just right! So much better than most that you can buy ready made in this country (Germany) and all of that preparation work was definitely worth it 😋
Recipe followed:
https://www.justonecookbook.com/gyoza/
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