Are you able to make dumplings with Rice Paper Spring Roll skin or are there special 'dumpling wrappers' - bearing in mind that I live in Alexandra, of course! Not the same supermarket choices as in the big smokes!
mazzy1,
Sep 29, 10:02pm
anybody!
aly5,
Sep 29, 10:31pm
If you are talking about dumplings like wontons or the ones they put soups, i think it's preferable that they are proper dumpling wrappers. The rice paper spring rolls might be too fragile for putting into soups and you would find they might just fall apart. However, wonton wrappers which are pretty much easier to get are versatile for all sorts of dumplings.
antoniab,
Sep 29, 11:25pm
YOu need proper wonton wrappers - rice paper is much thinner than dumpling dough. Its easy enough to make dumpling dough though and there are lots of good recipes on youtube that show you exactly what to do :)
motorbo,
Sep 29, 11:45pm
x1
i use the large rice paper rounds and make enclosed spring rolls i can deep fry, as im gluten free, they are delish fried, if you do double layer i reckon they would work well for steaming too
mazzy1,
Sep 30, 12:17am
Heeey - now you're talking people! Thanks for the suggestions everybody. motorbo I have some nice fresh pork mince, coriander and bean sprouts, so will experiment over the weekend.
aly5,
Sep 30, 3:02pm
You could also just use fresh pasta sheets to make dumplings with - like ravioli etc. just cut out from fresh lasagna sheets.
motorbo,
Sep 30, 6:38pm
yum, have fun.and let us know how they were
earthangel4,
Sep 30, 7:41pm
yum motorbo sounds lovely,must try this sometime thankyou.
motorbo,
Sep 30, 11:42pm
heya EA, use double layer if your going to deep fry or shallow fry, they are also good sprayed with oil and baked in the oven, i usually fill with cooked mince, pork or beef, chopped prawns, bean sprouts, veges, ginger and tamari
earthangel4,
Oct 1, 12:44am
yum,thanks so much,another meal to add to my list.
mazzy1,
Oct 1, 3:42am
Well - my first wontons were a great success, although I felt they needed more flavour - heaps more coriander and perhaps a little salt and they might have been perfect! Also - we have a very small house and the smell of hot oil was a little overwhelming, but it was fun! I also used my bamboo steamer and did some gorgeous salmon fillets wrapped in bok choy with ginger and spring onions, so a nice healthy balance to our meal tonight.
motorbo,
Oct 1, 3:06pm
oh sounds fabulous mazzy well done!
anne1955,
Oct 1, 3:40pm
Alex NW should have wonton wrapper in the frozen section and rice paper pre made wrappers in their international section.as a NW they aren't that bad.rice apper ones are nice as finger food cold with what ever in them.and steamed ones in soup are lovely.go to it.sadly I don't make many things like that now living alone :( I do make samosa's stil and make my own pastry.easy and yummy.and they freeze well and you people still have a bin in!Try pea flour patties the freeze well and heat ok in microwave.
mazzy1,
Oct 1, 3:54pm
Sounds good, thanks. Yep our NW is pretty good - I was just looking in the wrong places!
motorbo,
Oct 1, 3:54pm
pea flour patties! do you have a recipe oplease
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