Ham and Shiso Gyoza Skin Wraps

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I love fried food with cheese inside of it, but it's a bit of a pain to wrap it up and the frying oil is a pain to deal with. So, I tried coming up with an easy-to-roll pan-fried wrap.

Try out variations such as adding cheese or using spring roll wrappers. Recipe by Mi- mama

Ham and Shiso Gyoza Skin Wraps

I love fried food with cheese inside of it, but it's a bit of a pain to wrap it up and the frying oil is a pain to deal with. So, I tried coming up with an easy-to-roll pan-fried wrap.

Try out variations such as adding cheese or using spring roll wrappers. Recipe by Mi- mama

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Ingredients

  1. 1Gyoza skins
  2. 1half the amount of gyoza skins Ham (or bacon)
  3. 1half the amount of gyoza skins Shiso leaves
  4. 1Ketchup

Cooking Instructions

  1. 1

    Cut the shiso leaves and ham slices in half.

  2. 2

    Top the gyoza skins with ham and shiso.

  3. 3

    Roll them up thinly.

  4. 4

    Heat a generous amount of oil in a frying pan. You can also deep-fry them if you like I think preparing the frying pot is a bit of a pain, so I pan-fry them up like this.

  5. 5

    Pan-fry them in a good amount of oil, rolling them around to make all the sides crispy.

  6. 6

    Once they turn light brown like this, they're ready.

  7. 7

    These are delicious as-is, but the flavor is subtle, so try them with some ketchup. The shiso leaves give these a really pretty cross-section.

  8. 8

    Besides ham, you can also make these with chikuwa and shiso.

  9. 9

    It's a great side dish for dinner.

  10. 10

    These are also great in a bento If you cut them in half, they take up a surprising amount of space, so I recommend them.

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