Dim Sum! Everyone's favourite! I'm sure that most of us have our favourite plate of dim sum in mind whenever we frequent our favourite Dim Sum restaurant. There are a number of favourites ranging from century egg porridge, steamed baos, braised chicken feet, fried yam cakes, fish balls, yong tau fu, the list is endless! Having Dim Sum in restaurants are not cheap either! My most favourite whenever I visit the Dim Sum restaurants will be the century egg porridge, fried yam cakes and stuffed chillies. My kids would go for the fishballs and fried wonton. Even fried wonton has a few varieties. Since my kids love fried wonton, here I have made some Golden Cap Dumplings.
These are really easy and simple to make. Prepare the filling and place about a tablespoon of filling on a piece of round wonton wrapper
Roll it up and bring the two edges together in a circle, brushing the ends with a little cornflour solution to seal them together.
Cute little dumplings!
Anyway you look at it, these are cute, before they are fried, that is!
Not so cute after frying! Deep fry the dumplings and serve with your favourite chili sauce. Excuse the blur photos, I was in a hurry to get dinner going, so was kinda rush when taking these photos!
Four pieces, where's the other three? Ooops...!! Well, it is difficult to stop at just one! Yummy! :o)
What's your favourite dim sum?
I'm submitting this to :
Aspiring Bakers #19 : Dim Sum Affair (May 2012) hosted by Small Small Baker.
Aspiring Bakers #19 : Dim Sum Affair (May 2012) hosted by Small Small Baker.
30-35 pieces round wonton wrapper
1 teaspoon cornflour mixed with 1 tablespoon water
For The Filling :
200gm minced pork
150gm minced prawns
1 tablespoon finely chopped Shitake mushroom (soaked till soften and chopped to small bits)
2 tablespoon chopped coriander or spring onion
1 tablespoon cornflour
a few drops of sesame oil
salt and pepper to taste
- Mix all filling ingredients well into a paste. To ensure that paste is well seasoned, pan-fry about 1 teaspoon with a few drops of oil, taste and add salt and pepper if needed.
- Place about 1 tablespoon of filling onto wonton wrapper. Roll it up. Bring the two ends together in a circle and brush the ends with a little cornflour solution. Press together to so that they stick together to seal. Repeat with the rest of ingredients and wonton wrapper.
- Heat enough oil for deep frying. Deep-fry Golden Caps until golden brown and cripsy. Remove and drain on kitchen paper towel to absorb excess oil.
- Serve hot while still crispy with your favourite chili sauce.
I love dumplings, so I am immediately drawn to this recipe. Your dumplings sound really delicious and I know my family would love them. I hope you have a great day. Blessings...Mary
ReplyDeleteyou are right :-) it is very difficult to control when you have yummy, crispy dim sims ...Clicking takes back seat. Loving it...
ReplyDeleteYummy and crunchy goodness. I always love wonton wraps...
ReplyDeleteLovely and delicious
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Your dim sums look amazing. I love how well you have folded them - like a work of art. And who doesn't love these when they come straight out of the wok!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing another rolling method for making the dumpling.
ReplyDeleteKristy
They were very loved. Super image.
ReplyDeleteYour dimsums are lovely. can never manage to fold them as artistically as you have done it :D.
ReplyDeleteYou have wrapped it up very nicely. I want to copy this ... looks delicious!
ReplyDeleteReally love the way you've wrapped them! So beautiful & well presented! Will learn how to wrap it like you! Thanks for tutorial & recipe! Delicious! :)
ReplyDeletehi Joyce, you know what, i just made this kind of fried dumpling too today LOL
ReplyDeletebut yours definitely are neater than mine :)
going to post soon, i made two types, one fried, one soup hehehe...
yum yum yum... :)
Super crispy dumplings,excellent starter..
ReplyDeleteyou know, these few days have been seeing dim sum on the blogs, so today i suggested dim sum for lunch with my friend. She ordered fried wanton too! i love how you shaped your wanton. Before frying..cute! after frying, delicious!!
ReplyDeleteI want loads of them! Plzzz...so cute. I think you've got to make lots of it to feed my family.
ReplyDeleteThis is new to me!Thaks for sharing!Kisses,dear!
ReplyDeleteYou shape it so cute! And sound yummy too.
ReplyDeleteThis shaping is new to me. Crispy dumplings, sure everyone love it!
ReplyDeleteThese are my favourites;so impressed that you made them;wow!
ReplyDeleteRita
wow this is looking awesome. love the photos
ReplyDeleteI love eating these but not good at making them, too tedious to wrap so many lol! Lovely photos indeed!
ReplyDeleteThis is the third post I've seen on dumplings today but the first for fried. These look great!
ReplyDeleteI wouldn't be surprise that these crispy yummy dumplings are gone in a glimpse! LOL!
ReplyDeleteLook crispy and mouth-watering.
ReplyDeleteThese are the cutest. Aren't wontons fabulous? I use them for many dishes.
ReplyDeletethey look amazing! Wontons are so versatile i love what you did with them here.Packed full of amazing flavors and yummy goodness
ReplyDeleteHow delicious. I have only had dumplings like this in restaurants - I would love to try to make them myself.
ReplyDeleteEveryone loves dumplings, especially fried ones. True, it is hard to stop at one. Hehe...it is hard to concentrate on the photography sometimes when the food is so tempting :D
ReplyDeleteI learned this method from youtube. It make the dumpling looks more interesting.
ReplyDeleteJoyce, I made this yesterday. Nice but mine not so nicely wrapped like yours so not posting. Dropping you a note to say thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteHi Chris,
DeleteI'm glad that you like it! Appearance does not matter, most important is, it is delicious and you enjoy it! Thanks for trying and letting me know! :)