Cooking time: 1 hour

serves: 4-6

Ingredients

- 400g 20% fat pork mince

- 150g cleaned prawns chopped

- 2 spring onions chopped

- 60g soaked Wood-ear & shiitake mushrooms chopped

- 30g ginger chopped

- 10g soy

- 10g fish sauce

- 20g shao sing rice wine

- 4g sugar

- 1g white pepper

- 1 pack of dumplings skins

Method

- In a large bowl, mix together the pork mince, chopped prawns, spring onions, mushrooms and ginger. You want your ingredients chopped really finely for this recipe, or you can blitz in a food processor.

- Add the soy, fish sauce, shao sing rice wine, sugar & white pepper. Mix well & set to the side.

- Make an β€˜O’ shape with your thumb & index finger πŸ‘ŒπŸ½, place 1 dumpling skin on top, then press a heaped tsp of your mixture on the dumpling skin, and push into the β€˜O’, creating your siu mai dumpling. Press the sides down using your finger dipped in cold water, then set aside. Repeat the process until all your mix & skins are used.

- Place a bamboo steamer on a pan of simmering water and leave to heat for 10mins. When ready, line with a sheet of greaseproof paper, the fill with your siu mai dumplings. Plate the lid on the steamer, and cook for 10-15mins until cooked through.

Enjoy your Siu Mai with a small dish of soy, or dipping sauce.

Chef’s Tip: Steam a tsp of your dumpling mixture or a piece of greaseproof paper. When cooked, taste it and check the seasoning of your mix. correct if needed, then make your Siu Mai.

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