ground pork • green cabbage • cornstarch (15 g) • soy sauce (30 ml) • little sesame oil • Some fresh ginger • Tip: Adding green onions makes these even tastier! I didn’t have any this time, but I usually add them
dumpling wrappers • –2 pounds (680–900 grams) ground pork, with a mix of lean and fat • green cabbage • Ginger, to taste • Garlic, to taste • Soy sauce, to taste • White pepper, to taste • Sesame oil, to taste • Salt, to taste
ground pork (about 1100g, preferably from pork shoulder; use a ratio of 30% fat to 70% lean. If pork shoulder doesn't have enough fat, substitute 20-30% with pork belly. Ask your butcher to add extra fat and grind it together. Be sure to grind the meat twice.) • green cabbage (about 700g) • Finely shred the cabbage, then chop into small • Add 1 tablespoon salt (about the same amount you’d use when stir-frying) • Refrigerate for 15 minutes to allow the cabbage to release water • Take out and squeeze out the water 2-3 times (you can use a cloth to help squeeze) • soy sauce • soy paste • egg • green onions, finely chopped (add some at first; if the filling is too salty, add more green onion to balance. If too bland, add more soy sauce or soy paste) • MSG • salt •