Uploaded May 2022 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
Originally adapted from Chinese jiaozi dumplings, gyoza have become one of Japan’s favourite foods. In fact, jiaozi, gyoza and gow gee are the Mandarin, Japanese and Cantonese pronunciations of the exact same word. The main difference between the Japanese version and its Chinese predecessors is that where the Chinese favour a juicy, springy filling, the emphasis of the Japanese dish is on a fine, crispy skin. This recipe makes about 50 dumplings.
Full recipe: adamliaw.com/recipe/gyoza-japanese-style-dumplings
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Originally adapted from Chinese jiaozi dumplings, gyoza have become one of Japan’s favourite foods. In fact, jiaozi, gyoza and gow gee are the Mandarin, Japanese and Cantonese pronunciations of the exact same word. The main difference between the Japanese version and its Chinese predecessors is that where the Chinese favour a juicy, springy filling, the emphasis of the Japanese dish is on a fine, crispy skin. This recipe makes about 50 dumplings.
Full recipe: adamliaw.com/recipe/gyoza-japanese-style-dumplings
For more recipes and inspiration follow me here: instagram.com/adamliaw
