1knobginger (approximately 1 inch)makes about 1 ¾ tbsp chopped
3pinchessalt
¾tspground turmeric
2 pinchesground cumin(optional)
1tspsoy sauceor gluten-free alternative
2tspsesame oil
Dipping Sauce
5tspsoy sauce or gluten-free alternative
4 tsprice vinegar oil
dried red chilis a few pinches
Instructions
Advanced Prep
Peel and slice daikon with a cabbage shredder (slicer) . If possible, wrap with paper towel. Store in refrigerator for a few days without a container or plastic bag so it dries out.
Prep
Shred about ⅙ of a head of cabbage to make 1 ½ cups of shredded cabbage.
Then finely chop the shredded cabbage with a knife. Put in mixing bowl.
Peel and finely chop garlic, 1 knob of fresh ginger, and carrot. Add to mixing bowl.
Add ⅗ lbs minced pork to bowl.
Sprinkle turmeric powder, ground cumin, and salt on top.
Season with freshly ground pepper. (about 6-7 twists of a pepper mill)
Mix together all ingredients using your fingers.
Finally, add soy sauce. Mix in with fingers. Let sit.
Using your fingers, cover half of each circle of daikon.
Fold each daikon wrap around the filling. The corners should snap so the two folds can stick together easily.
Cooking
Turn on stove top to med-low heat.
Add sesame oil to pan. Let oil pre-heat for about a minute.
Add gyoza to the pan. Let cook until the bottom begins to brown.
Cover with lid. Let steam until pork fillings are fully cooked (about 6-7 minutes).
Remove lid. Let any moisture boil off. Carefully cook and turn gyoza with cooking chopsticks or a spatula until golden brown.
Serve warm with dipping sauce.
Dipping Sauce
Mix soy sauce, rice vinegar, and sliced dried red chilis