Crispy Fried Gyoza Skins, Like Crispy Yakisoba Noodles

Name: Crispy Fried Gyoza Skins, Like Crispy Yakisoba Noodles
Yield: 4 servings
Cuisine: American
Ingredients: 30 sheets Gyoza dumpling skins; 3 thin sticks Chikuwa; 4 leaves Chinese cabbage; 15 pods Snow peas; 1 stalk Celery; 4 Dried shiitake mushrooms; 1/2 Carrot; 1 tsp ★Chicken bouillon (granules); 1 and 1/2 teaspoons ★Salt; 1/2 tsp ★Chicken soup broth (granules); 1 tbsp ★Sake; 1 tbsp ★Soy sauce; 300 ml ★Water; 1 tsp ★Sugar; 1 tsp Ginger (grated); 1 tsp ★Sesame oil; 5 tbsp Katakuriko; 1 (to taste), added after serving Vinegar

cookpad.japan @cookpad_jp

I previously posted a recipe using wonton skins, but this time I wanted to use gyoza skins and add chikuwa.

It's hard to get crispy yakisoba noodles in the US. I tried using Chinese noodles, but couldn't get them crispy enough. Then, I read on a blog about using gyoza skins instead and borrowed that idea. I really like how this recipe turned out.

Use any vegetables you like!
The trick is really in the consistency of the katakuriko. Pay close attention when adding to get your desired consistency! Recipe by Chikichikichiki-ta

I previously posted a recipe using wonton skins, but this time I wanted to use gyoza skins and add chikuwa.

Use any vegetables you like!
The trick is really in the consistency of the katakuriko. Pay close attention when adding to get your desired consistency! Recipe by Chikichikichiki-ta

cookpad.japan @cookpad_jp

I previously posted a recipe using wonton skins, but this time I wanted to use gyoza skins and add chikuwa.

Use any vegetables you like!
The trick is really in the consistency of the katakuriko. Pay close attention when adding to get your desired consistency! Recipe by Chikichikichiki-ta

I previously posted a recipe using wonton skins, but this time I wanted to use gyoza skins and add chikuwa.

Use any vegetables you like!
The trick is really in the consistency of the katakuriko. Pay close attention when adding to get your desired consistency! Recipe by Chikichikichiki-ta

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Ingredients

4 servings

30sheets Gyoza dumpling skins
3thin sticks Chikuwa
4leaves Chinese cabbage
15pods Snow peas
1 stalkCelery
4Dried shiitake mushrooms
1/2Carrot
1 tsp★Chicken bouillon (granules)
1and 1/2 teaspoons ★Salt
1/2 tsp★Chicken soup broth (granules)
1 tbsp★Sake
1 tbsp★Soy sauce
300 ml★Water
1 tsp★Sugar
1 tspGinger (grated)
1 tsp★Sesame oil
5 tbspKatakuriko
1(to taste), added after serving Vinegar

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Steps

1

Chop up the ingredients. You can use the water that came out of the rehydrated dried mushrooms as part of the water marked with ★ for extra flavor.
2

Quarter the gyoza skins.
3

Fry in 360°F/180°C oil.
4

Fry until crispy. You can freeze any leftovers.
5

Saute the vegetables. I lightly blanched the carrots and celery beforehand, so I started with the Chinese cabbage, but if you don't steam the veggies, start with the harder veggies first.
6

Gradually add in all the vegetables.
7

Add in the chikuwa last.
8

Once everything is heated through, mix together the ★ ingredients, stir in, and bring to a simmer.
9

Stir in the katakuriko mixed with twice as much water. Keep an eye on the thickness, and pour in when it's boiling.
10

Stir until the mixture is thickened.
11

Arrange the fried gyoza skins on a plate, then spoon the stir fry over Add vinegar to taste, and enjoy!