This delicious dish combines tender ground pork with crisp celery and sweet napa cabbage to create a flavorful filling that is perfect for dumplings. The blend of savory oyster sauce light soy sauce and ginger powder adds depth while the hint of five spice powder brings warmth to each bite. You will love how the […]
| Ingredient | Amount |
|---|---|
| celery | 1 bunch |
| Napa cabbage | 5 leaves |
| pork (ground) | as needed |
| ginger powder | a pinch |
| oyster sauce | a dash |
| light soy sauce | as needed |
| salt | a pinch |
| scallions (minced) | ½ large scallion |
| five-spice powder | as needed |
| sesame oil | a dash |
| cooking oil | a dash |

Wash the celery and Napa cabbage, then drain thoroughly.

Mince the vegetables, add salt, and squeeze out excess moisture — but not too dry, or you’ll lose that fresh vegetable aroma.

Add oyster sauce, light soy sauce, ginger powder, and minced scallions to the ground pork. Mix in the minced celery and cabbage, add sesame oil, and stir well. Season with five-spice powder, salt, and cooking oil, then stir to combine evenly.

Make the dumpling wrappers using high-gluten flour for the best texture. Roll out the wrappers and fill them.

Shape the dumplings and line them up on a floured surface.

Bring a pot of water to a boil, drop in the dumplings. When the water returns to a boil, start timing — 3 minutes is the perfect doneness for my taste.

Serve with vinegar for dipping — and don’t forget the garlic!
This delicious dish combines tender ground pork with crisp celery and sweet napa cabbage to create a flavorful filling that is perfect for dumplings. The blend of savory oyster sauce light soy sauce and ginger powder adds depth while the hint of five spice powder brings warmth to each bite. You will love how the […]
Wash the celery and Napa cabbage, then drain thoroughly.
Mince the vegetables, add salt, and squeeze out excess moisture — but not too dry, or you’ll lose that fresh vegetable aroma.
Add oyster sauce, light soy sauce, ginger powder, and minced scallions to the ground pork. Mix in the minced celery and cabbage, add sesame oil, and stir well. Season with five-spice powder, salt, and cooking oil, then stir to combine evenly.
Make the dumpling wrappers using high-gluten flour for the best texture. Roll out the wrappers and fill them.
Shape the dumplings and line them up on a floured surface.
Bring a pot of water to a boil, drop in the dumplings. When the water returns to a boil, start timing — 3 minutes is the perfect doneness for my taste.
Serve with vinegar for dipping — and don’t forget the garlic!