Jung Ho-young's Snowflake Dumplings

A Japanese-style gyoza made with egg and wood ear mushrooms instead of meat, featuring a crispy snowflake-like edge created with a starch batter.

Ingredients needed 2 servings

Recipe

Cooking tips

  • To prevent clumping and ensure a smooth texture, scramble the eggs quickly over high heat.
  • The tough core of the wood ear mushrooms can be unpleasant to chew, so always remove it with scissors or a knife.
  • The starch slurry tends to settle quickly, so give it one final stir right before pouring into the pan.
  • The bottom must be completely dry for the snowflake crust to detach cleanly without tearing.

Recommended for

  • Those who want to make a simple yet visually impressive gourmet beer snack at home.
  • People looking for lighter, cleaner-tasting dumplings with satisfying chewiness, as opposed to meat-filled ones.
  • Home cooks wanting to use up leftover dumpling wrappers and scraps of vegetables.

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