Dim Sum Har Gao
蝦餃
Har Gao 蝦餃
Steamed dumplings made from wheat starch, filled with shrimps * Ingredients are gluten-free – contamination with gluten cannot be excluded
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The values given are taken from the BLS table and were determined by adding the values of the individual ingredients. Please note that deviations are possible. The calculated nutritional values are intended as a guide and were created to the best of our knowledge and belief. It is recommended to consult a laboratory or a reliable data source for exact information on the nutritional values.
What is Har Gao
Dim Sum Har Gao 蝦餃
Har Gao Siu Mai, Char Siu Bao Egg Custard Tart are considered the classic dim sum of Cantonese cuisine and are referred to as the Four Heavenly Kings. Chinese: 四大天王
These dumplings are transparent and smooth. The skill of a dim sum chef is said to be measured by this dish. Traditionally, Ha Gow should have at least seven and preferably ten or more folds on its wrapper.
The skin must be thin and translucent, yet sturdy enough to not break when picked up with chopsticks. It should not stick to the paper, container, or other objects in the basket.
Har Gao is one of the more challenging dim sum dishes to make. The wrapper traditionally needs to be pounded with a Chinese kitchen knife, and the folding process is significantly more difficult than that of traditional jiaozi dumplings.
What is Har Gao made of?
Har Gao is made with a dough primarily composed of wheat starch (gluten-free), tapioca starch, water, and salt. The filling consists of shrimp, water chestnuts, and spices.
Is Har Gao gluten-free?
The ingredients of Har Gao is basically gluten free. However, during the production can be contamination
How does Har Gao taste?
Har Gao hat einen einzigartigen Geschmack, der von der Garnelenfüllung und den Gewürzen geprägt wird. Das wichtigste bei Har Gao ist die Qualität der Garnelen. Der Teig ist weich und zart, während die Füllung einen leichten und frischen Geschmack hat. Ein Muss für Garnelen Liebhaber/in.

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