Recipe: Eating on a Dime My Grilling Spot Gyoza Sauce

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My Grilling Spot Gyoza Sauce. Great recipe for My Grilling Spot Gyoza Sauce. We run into this recipe by accident. We asked for Gyoza in a Japanese restaurant and fell in love with the flavor of the sauce.

If you enjoy Japanese cuisine as much as I do - David is working on it -, this recipe has to be in your folder.

We asked for Gyoza in a Japanese restaurant and fell in love with the flavor of the sauce.

After a few weeks of research we came up with our own version.

You can cook My Grilling Spot Gyoza Sauce using 6 ingredients and 4 steps. Here is how you achieve that.

Ingredients of My Grilling Spot Gyoza Sauce

  1. It’s 1 Cup of Soy Sauce.

  2. Prepare 1/2 Cup of Rice Vinegar.

  3. Prepare 3 Tablespoons of Garlic Paste.

  4. You need 1 of Whole Ginger.

  5. It’s 3 Teaspoons of Sesame Oil.

  6. It’s To Taste of Salt.

I made the gyoza sauce alone for some noodles for dinner, didn't have the spring onions and I added a pinch of sugar and finishe finished it off with a fried egg on top.

BEST SAUCE EVER will be adding the spring onions for sure and some teriyaki mushrooms and tofu!!

Brush edge of half the wrapper with cold water.

Make a semi-circle by folding the wrapper in half.

My Grilling Spot Gyoza Sauce step by step

  1. Wash the ginger with plenty of water and grate it. Take the grated paste, lay it over a fabric napkin and extract the juice out of it..

  2. Pour the Garlic Paste over a hot pan, add the Ginger Juice and the sesame oil. Mix and cook until it bubbles..

  3. Pour the cooked ingredients over a bowl and add the Soy Sauce, Rice Vinegar and Salt..

  4. Use a blender to make sure the ingredients are well mixed. You are all set!.

Gyoza is a rather healthy dish, despite the frying, because it has meat, carbs, and lots of vegetables.

For those who are trying to lose weight, a few pieces can already be a satisfying meal.

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The gyoza is best eaten right.

Yaki gyoza (grilled dumplings), which are pan-fried and thus have a crispy bottom, which is often served facing-up.