sesame oil – Hālau 'Aha Hui Lānākila

Prep Time:
20 min
Cook Time:
15 min
Ready Time:
35 min

6 servings

Ingredients:

one box frozen organic spinach you dont need fresh for this and flash frozen are perfect
on scallion chopped
one small onion chopped
one clove of garlic chopped
one cup of cilantro chopped
one cup silken tofu
kosher salt and pepper
good store bought won ton skins should have ingredients, flour, water, salt anything more than check for a lab experiment going on.

1/4 cup low sodium soy sauce
1/4 cup rice wine vinegar
dash of sesame oil
chives to garnish

Directions:

In a hot pan with olive oil, add the spinach with a little kosher salt and saute’ until the water has evaporated out of it to the point where you can push down on it and no liquid comes out. Take out and cool.

Now add all the other ingredients (minus the won ton wrappers) and mix well; check for seasoning and adjust. You don’t want it too salty, as the sauce will help with that.

Take your won ton wrapper and put a small quarter size dollop of the mixture into the middle of the won ton wrapper, using some water wet the edges, now bring one side over to the top (see photos) to make a purse and press together to seal.

You can either freeze them or put them on a baking tray and into a freezer. Once they are frozen, remove into freezer bags. I like to do individual portions of 5-7 pieces, that way when you get home and want a snack, you can just grab a bag and cook them.

Fried from fresh:

In a hot pan with olive oil, put the dumplings in flat side down and fry them until golden brown (keep checking) now add a 1/4 cup of water and cover for a couple minutes until they are cooked fully and all the water has evaporated.

From Frozen:

In a hot pan with olive oil, add dumplings then a splash of water, cover and let steam when the water starts to evaporate the bottom will start to brown. When a golden color they are done

Steaming:

Into a bamboo steamer for 12 minutes from frozen … 6 minutes from fresh.

Plate and drizzle some of the sauce on the plate (just mix all the sauce ingredients together) and go to town!

Enjoy!

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