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rotuts

rotuts

continuing my studies :

 

I had this in the freezer IMG_2674.thumb.jpg.b990aab835a13d17c5653f09e9b2d771.jpg

 

these are a favorite in the Micro ( from Fz ) or after a cold water soak . delicious

 

so I tried the CSO :

 

IMG_2672.thumb.jpg.4215caf3fd6df25e4e686c4cc4a11186.jpg

 

One bag of the dumplings , Fz  you can see frost on them already , its so humid here.

 

IMG_2678.thumb.jpg.e6c7c19df9d7456b9621ac3da4f3e0e3.jpg

 

425 F  , conventional bake , 16 minutes.

 

they came out brown on the top and some of the sides , which you can't quite see

 

they ver very hot even sizzling a little , and steam out of the oven 

 

I let them cool to just above mouth temperature :

 

the inner filling was piping hot , w some of the texture of the steamed wrapping 

 

the outsides sere just right crisp .  these turned out to be one of the best things 

 

that have come out of the CSO .  I can't get these in any local restaurant 

 

they are like fried , but not greasy or puffy.

 

Im never going to meet these dumplings any other way .

 

bar far.

 

P.S.:  after about 20 minutes resting

 

they are still warm , the top part still crunchy

 

and the sides softened but w that fried flavor

 

a real winner.

 

one last thing :  these don't need dipping sauce 

 

as everything I can think of would hide the delicate flacour of the shrimp filling.

 

Goops:

 

IMG_2683.thumb.jpg.3dfe29d9c761df59e3fd9096cfa76d25.jpg

 

plated,  the browning is easier to see here

 

 

 

rotuts

rotuts

continuing my studies :

 

I had this in the freezer IMG_2674.thumb.jpg.b990aab835a13d17c5653f09e9b2d771.jpg

 

these are a favorite in the Micro ( from Fz ) or after a cold water soak . delicious

 

so I tried the CSO :

 

IMG_2672.thumb.jpg.4215caf3fd6df25e4e686c4cc4a11186.jpg

 

One bag of the dumplings , Fz  you can see frost on them already , its so humid here.

 

IMG_2678.thumb.jpg.e6c7c19df9d7456b9621ac3da4f3e0e3.jpg

 

425 F  , conventional bake , 16 minutes.

 

they came out brown on the top and some of the sides , which you can't quite see

 

they ver very hot even sizzling a little , and steam out of the oven 

 

I let them cool to just above mouth temperature :

 

the inner filling was piping hot , w some of the texture of the steamed wrapping 

 

the outsides sere just right crisp .  these turned out to be one of the best things 

 

that have come out of the CSO .  I can't get these in any local restaurant 

 

they are like fried , but not greasy or puffy.

 

Im never going to meet these dumplings any other way .

 

bar far.

 

P.S.:  after about 20 minutes resting

 

they are still warm , the top part still crunchy

 

and the sides softened but w that fried flavor

 

a real winner.

 

one last thing :  these don't need dipping sauce 

 

as everything I can think of would hide the delicate flacour of the shrimp filling.

 

 

 

rotuts

rotuts

continuing my studies :

 

I had this in the freezer IMG_2674.thumb.jpg.b990aab835a13d17c5653f09e9b2d771.jpg

 

these are a favorite in the Micro ( from Fz ) or after a cold water soak . delicious

 

so I tried the CSO :

 

IMG_2672.thumb.jpg.4215caf3fd6df25e4e686c4cc4a11186.jpg

 

One bag of the dumplings , Fz  you can see frost on them already , its so humid here.

 

IMG_2678.thumb.jpg.e6c7c19df9d7456b9621ac3da4f3e0e3.jpg

 

425 F  , conventional bake , 16 minutes.

 

they came out brown on the top and some of the sides , which you can't quite see

 

they ver very hot even sizzling a little , and steam out of the oven 

 

I let them cool to just above mouth temperature :

 

the inner filling was piping hot , w some of the texture of the steamed wrapping 

 

the outsides sere just right crisp .  these turned out to be one of the best things 

 

that have come out of the CSO .  I can't get these in any local restaurant 

 

they are like fried , but not greasy or puffy.

 

Im never going to meet these dumplings any other way .

 

bar far.

 

P.S.:  after about 20 minutes resting

 

they are still warm , the top part still crunchy

 

and the sides softened but w that fried flavor

 

a real winner.

 

rotuts

rotuts

continuing my studies :

 

I had this in the freezer IMG_2674.thumb.jpg.b990aab835a13d17c5653f09e9b2d771.jpg

 

these are a favorite in the Micro ( from Fz ) or after a cold water soak . delicious

 

so I tried the CSO :

 

IMG_2672.thumb.jpg.4215caf3fd6df25e4e686c4cc4a11186.jpg

 

One bag of the dumplings , Fz  you can see frost on them already , its so humid here.

 

IMG_2678.thumb.jpg.e6c7c19df9d7456b9621ac3da4f3e0e3.jpg

 

425 F  , conventional bake , 16 minutes.

 

they came out brown on the top and some of the sides , which you can't quite see

 

they ver very hot even sizzling a little , and steam out of the oven 

 

I let them cool to just above mouth temperature :

 

the inner filling was piping hot , w some of the texture of the steamed wrapping 

 

the outsides sere just right crisp .  these turned out to be one of the best things 

 

that have come out of the CSO .  I can't get these in any local restaurant 

 

they are like fried , but not greasy or puffy.

 

Im never going to meet these dumplings any other way .

 

bar far.

 

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