Monday, April 21, 2014
MoMos
I finally got around to making momos. We had a quiet Easter here, Wesley was shooting a film for school, we did family day on Saturday and then just stayed home and got some gardening done on Sunday. The weather was beautiful and we had a nice day at home doing much of nothing.
There are many resources for making momos online and they are really simple. I used this page
www.yowangdu.com for a guide, but mostly made it up as I went along.
The mixture above is a sauce recipe I found at the same website, called sepen. It is a Tibetan hot sauce, but I swear it is spawned from the devil! I have never had a sauce this hot, go easy..... next time I will cut way way back on the chiles so I can eat more than a molecule of it.
Having a clay/handbuilding background really comes in handy when you are working with dough. Good hand dexterity is important for making these little pouches. I do think next time I will just make the half moon shape and be done with it though, much easier. I changed the filling a bit to fit what I had available in the frig. I used green onion, bok choy, mushrooms, cabbage, celery and cilantro, but there are endless ingredients you could use.
It's pretty much a dim sum dumpling, but I like saying momo better than dim sum :)
This week my little girl will turn 21 and she is growing into that age quite nicely. Looking forward to celebrating her birthday on Friday! Hope you all have a great Spring week!!!
PS: can't get any typepad blogs to load this morning, wtf?
also I tried leaving comments on several blogs yesterday and they wouldn't post, so if I am not commenting on your blog, I might have tried..... ugh, technology!
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7 comments:
Thanks for sharing this recipe, it will definitely be on my "to try list". I love playing with all things dough!!!
Hey Michele, with all the Korean cooking you do, this should be really simple for you. I would definitely suggest the more half moon dumpling shape though!
and I think the sepen would go really well with other Korean dishes.
They look yummy, but I will take your advice at to heat. I'm a true coward there!
Technology is great, until is isn't!
Tina's birthday is Friday too! Happy Birthdays all over the place.
I cannot come visit you any more in the morning it seems..You keep showing great looking food and then I get cravings and go grab junk to stuff in my mouth..sigh..so you must stop showing food or I will retrain myself to only look at your blog AFTER I've eaten. :D
hey Suzi, yes yummy, yes HOT!
Dennis, Happy birthday to Tina too, of poor you, living with a Taurus, haha!
Suzan, lol...... note to self, afternoon food blogs, morning get up and do something motivation blogs :)
Mmmm, a feast for the eyes, as it was I'm sure, for the tummy.
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