I don't want to see a 'white elephant' sitting in the house, so must make full use of it right? I made these 鍋貼, literally translated as 'Pot-Stickers', which are like meat dumplings. I made the skin using Gina's recipe, using the pasta machine (of course) to roll out the dough. So here's my first attempt at a Chinese appetizer.
The above will, of course, NOT satisfy my hubby's big appetite as a 'rice' person. The following Claypot Chicken Rice recipe is also from Gina. A big thanks to you Gina.
10 comments:
Angie, envy you! You can wrap the Guo Tie so well, me still can't! :(
Eve, don't envy me. I'm sure you can, the first few I wrapped turned out real ugly, after a few I got the hang of it. It's actually uite fun :)
Yes yes yes... Agreed with Eve! Your Gou Tie were vy nicely wrapped... So swee (pretty)!
Yes, agreed, pretty Gou Tie, and yummy looking claypot chicken rice too. YUM!
Thanks Ching and Fonia for your kind words, you all really make my day :)
wah, ur claypot rice n guo tie makes mi drool leh.. missed the claypot rice at our old hse too :)
Wah...the potstickers are so professionally made!!! Yummy yum-yum!!! Don't you just love the breadmachine - can shortcut so many thing! :)
I am sure your DH don't want to go makan outside with such a good cook like yourself! :)
Adeline, me too! Haven't gone back there to eat for a long time.
Jadepearl, thanks. By the way, I don't use a breadmachine for my breads, just my good old Kitchenaid for the kneading :)
Angie,
Pick a boo, I see you....
So, here, you are hiding :)) too bad I gotcha
MamaC, thanks for dropping by :)
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