Fried Vegetable Dumpling
This recipe is an extract from the ‘Happy New Life Garden’ recipe book created by the Lennox Street Community Garden.
This cookbook is a testament to the horticultural and culinary virtuosity of a number of completely brilliant folk,
mainly of Vietnamese and Chinese origin, who live on the North Richmond Public Housing Estate, and garden in
the small but prolific Lennox St Community Garden.
The book was published in February 2008.
Fried Vegetable Dumplings
Recipe from Lennox St Community Gardeners, Richmond, Victoria.
Equipment
- 1 Frypan
- 1 Rolling Pin
Ingredients
- 1 kg Flour or 250g wonton wrappers
- 1.2 bunches Chives, finely chopped
- 6-10 Eggs
- 100 g Sesame oil
- 300-350 g Edible oil
- 1 piece Ginger and some salt
- 2 cups Mixed vegetables — eg. cabbage finely sliced, Chinese mushrooms, carrot finely chopped or bamboo shoots
Instructions
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- Mix the flour thoroughly with boiling water (which must be boiling) to make the dough.
- Don't make it too soft.
- Finely chop chives into pieces.
- Stir fry the mixed vegetables until soft.
- Add some oil and egg to the vegetables and mix thoroughly, then add some salt and finely chopped ginger.
- Cut the dough into small pieces with each piece about 15-20 grams. Roll each piece into a small round sheet. Put a small amount of the vegetable mixture in it and fold it into the shape of a half circle.
- Deep fry the dumplings until they turn a nice golden colour. Then it is ready to serve.
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Notes
Fresh savoury, tasty and everyone's favourite food.