This is a recipe that I learned from my parents-in-law who came all the way from China to help me with my birth. I like crispy skins, but the authentic way of cooking these is to cook until slightly golden brown, and add lots of water to steam, and cook into a soft skin.

Make sure to use hot water when kneading the flour. You can use cold water when making boiled gyoza, but the point to make pan-fried gyoza seems to be to use hot water. The skins will fall apart when boiling if you don't knead with cold water when making boiled gyoza. It's also a point to mix the salt into the eggs while still raw when making the scrambled eggs. The eggs release extra moisture and become watery if you make the scrambled eggs and then add salt. Using just enough oil to make the filling shiny should be sufficient when adding oil. Recipe by kou2091