Anita Lo’s Kimchee & Tofu Dumplings
We’re launching into fall with a new Friday feature: “Dining Out At Home.” This week chef Anita Lo divulges a recipe inspired by the newly sanctioned Rickshaw Dumpling Bar. She even created this dish, exclusively for Restaurant Girl readers. If you’re so inclined to take on a chef’s recipe – we highly encourage it – please send us a photo of the finished product and any kitchen disaster or success story that transpired. (We’ll happily post them!) When the feeling moves us, we’ll even publish our attempts at recreating a dish or two. Without further ado, we bring you Anita Lo’s… Kimchee and Tofu Dumplings Ingredients: -1 quart kimchee, squeezed dry -1 package firm tofu, drained -1/4 cup scallions, bias cut -1 bunch shiso, finely chopped -3 Tbsp. soy sauce, or to taste -1 egg, beaten with a pinch...
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