January 18, 2021

Chicken and Shrimp Shumai

Chinese
Shumai also known as Sui Mai is a traditional Chinese style dumpling that is typically made with pork and shrimp. These open steamed dumplings are one of the most popular Cantonese dim sum dishes and a breakfast favorite. Over the years Sui "cook" and Mai "sell" has become a dim sum staple and is a traditional dish that be made in many different forms.

the recipe

prep time
10 Minutes
cook time
10 Minutes
total time
20 Minutes
ingredients


15 Circular Wonton Wrappers

½ lb Ground Chicken

3 Whole Jumbo Shrimp

4 Whole Jumbo Shrimp (Chopped)

2 Garlic Cloves 

1 Green Onion (Minced)

¼ tsp Whole White Peppercorns

¼ tsp Sesame Oil

¼ tsp Soy Sauce

¼ tsp Fish Sauce

½ tsp Shaoxing Cooking Wine

1 tsp Sugar

¼ tsp Cornstarch

Perforated Paper



directions

One

Use a mortar and pestle to smash together the garlic and white peppercorns into a fine paste. Set aside.

Two

In a food processor, add the ground chicken and 3 whole jumbo shrimp. Blend into a fine paste and set aside in a bowl.


Three

Add the soy sauce, fish sauce, shaoxing cooking wine, sesame oil, sugar, garlic and white peppercorn paste. Mix well.


Four

Toss in the green onions and chopped shrimp to the meat mixture. Gently combine all ingredients and mix in the cornstarch.

Five

Prepare the dumplings. Lay a wrapper on your non-dominant hand and place a tsp amount of filling in the center. Bring the sides up around the meat filling and gently shape the shumai. Repeat until you use all the filling.

Six

Top with carrots and set in a bamboo steamer lined with perforated paper. Cover with lid.

Seven

In a pot, boil three inches of water. Carefully place the steamer basket on top of the pot. Make sure that the bottom of the steamer does not touch the water. Steam for 10 minutes.

Eight

Serve with hot chili oil.



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