Ham and Cheese Grilled Between Gyoza Skins

Name: Ham and Cheese Grilled Between Gyoza Skins
Cuisine: American
Ingredients: 1 bag Gyoza skins; 1 packages Sliced ham; 4 slice Melting sliced cheese; 1 dash Black pepper; 1 heaping tablespoon Ketchup; 1 Vegetable oil

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I originally bought gyoza skins to make gyoza, but ended up not making them and the expiration date was coming...
So, I came up with this and everyone in my family loved it.

Layer the skins leaving no gaps. Lightly press down on the skins with a spatula occasionally while it cooks. If the moisture seems to be gone, add a bit to the pan.

You can use grainy mustard instead of black pepper if you like. Recipe by kouayaa

I originally bought gyoza skins to make gyoza, but ended up not making them and the expiration date was coming...
So, I came up with this and everyone in my family loved it.

Layer the skins leaving no gaps. Lightly press down on the skins with a spatula occasionally while it cooks. If the moisture seems to be gone, add a bit to the pan.

You can use grainy mustard instead of black pepper if you like. Recipe by kouayaa

cookpad.japan @cookpad_jp

I originally bought gyoza skins to make gyoza, but ended up not making them and the expiration date was coming...
So, I came up with this and everyone in my family loved it.

Layer the skins leaving no gaps. Lightly press down on the skins with a spatula occasionally while it cooks. If the moisture seems to be gone, add a bit to the pan.

You can use grainy mustard instead of black pepper if you like. Recipe by kouayaa

I originally bought gyoza skins to make gyoza, but ended up not making them and the expiration date was coming...
So, I came up with this and everyone in my family loved it.

Layer the skins leaving no gaps. Lightly press down on the skins with a spatula occasionally while it cooks. If the moisture seems to be gone, add a bit to the pan.

You can use grainy mustard instead of black pepper if you like. Recipe by kouayaa

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Ingredients

1 bagGyoza skins
1 packagesSliced ham
4 sliceMelting sliced cheese
1 dashBlack pepper
1heaping tablespoon Ketchup
1Vegetable oil

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Steps

1

Heat the oil in a frying pan and spread it over the surface of the frying pan. Turn off the heat and assemble 12 of the gyoza skins in the pan to create a disc.
2

Top the gyoza skins with ham and ketchup. Next, sprinkle generously with black pepper and top with cheese.
3

Arrange another layer of gyoza skins on top. Sprinkle 1 tablespoon of water on the top, 2 tablespoons around the edges. Turn the heat on medium-high.
4

Lightly press the top of the skins with a spatula and cook for 4~5 minutes until lightly browned. Slide out of the frying pan and onto a plate.
5

Add some oil to the frying pan, flip the gyoza disk over, and return to the frying pan. Cook the other side in the same way until lightly browned and it's done.
6

It's easy to cut it with a pizza cutter or kitchen scissors. Cut it into eighths like a pizza to have equal slices.