Har Gow is the very popular Hong Kong-style Dim Sum. Let's learn how to make shrimp dumplings from scratch, and enjoy it at home.
Prep Time45 minutesmins
Cook Time8 minutesmins
Total Time53 minutesmins
Course: Snack
Cuisine: Chinese
Keyword: Dim Sum, Seafood, Traditional
Servings: 12pieces
Calories: 47kcal
Ingredients
🦐 Filling
100gShrimp
20gPork Fat
3pcsWater Chestnut
Some Spring Onion
Some Minced Ginger
1tbspEgg Whites
0.25tspSalt
0.25tspSugar
1tbspOyster Sauce
1tspCooking Wine
0.25tspSesame Oil
1tspCorn Starch
Little Pepper
🥟 Skin Dough
30gWheat Starch
30gTapioca Starch
65mlBoiling Water
0.25tspSalt
1tspCooking Oil
Instructions
🦐 Filling
Chop the ginger, spring onions and water chestnuts into small pieces.
Cut the shrimp in half and put it in a bowl for later use, and the rest minced with the back of the knife become shrimp paste.
Chop the pork fat into small pieces then add in shrimp paste.
Add egg whites, sugar and salt to the shrimp paste and stir the mixture in one direction until it forms a sticky paste.
Add the ginger, spring onion and water chestnuts, pepper, oyster sauce, sesame oil and corn starch to the paste. Stir well and put in the refrigerator for 30 minutes marinated.
🥟 Skin Dough
Add wheat starch, tapioca starch and salt to the bowl, then pour in boiling water and stir well.
When the dough is not so hot, pour in the oil and knead it by hand and rest for 10 minutes.
Divided the dough into 12 pieces, each about 10 grams.
You can use a knife/plate/wood stick to press the dough into flat and then wrap it into a dumpling shape.
After water boiling, steam on high heat for 8 minutes, and enjoy while hot.
Video
Notes
💡Tips:
If the dough is too moist or too sticky, you can add some tapioca starch.
You can made more shrimp dumplings at one time and freeze them directly. When you want to eat, just take it out of the freezer and directly steam it for at least 12 minutes.