Sharing A Local Siomai Recipe

Siomai is one of the most sought after streetfood in our area. It can be filled fully with ground meat or partly with mixed vegetables. I'd like to share a simple recipe, made only for personal consumption, not for business, as you can see the recipe consists of affordable ingredients and made with confidence and ease.

Here are all the ingredients before slicing them according to desired measurements.

Red onion - 1 piece

Ground Pork - ½ Kg

Molo Wantan Wrapper - bought one pack but only use according to consumption. Bought for 30 pesos per pack, with 50 pieces in it.

Onion leaves - one bulb is enough.

Carrot - A piece of medium carrot is enough. If you don't have any available kitchen equipment that could help you in slicing it to tiny pieces easily, you'll gonna need to exert an extra effort.

Garlic - 4 cloves

Crushed Pepper - 1 pack

Oyster Sauce - 2-5 tbsp.

Egg - 1 piece

Sugar - 1 tsp.
Salt - 1 tsp.

Use a large bowl that would fit the mixture. Mix the minced spices, vegetables, together with the ground meat and condiments all together.

Please forgive me for not using gloves to mixed the ingredients. My mother always thought that it's better to make and feel by hands. It's for personal consumption anyway, and I made sure of cleaning my hands thoroughly before proceeding.

Leave the mixture for 5-10 minutes to allow the meat and also the vegetables to absorb the oyster sauce and other condiments.

Then wrap it carefully as the wrapper is so soft. I prefer to wrap it in smaller quantity to cook it faster and thorough.

Put an oil using a cooking brush on the steamer to avoid the siomai from sticking onto it.

Steam for 30 minutes.

And this is how it should look like after cooking. You can also try dipping a toothpick into the siomai to test if its cook or not. If the mixture still sticks onto the toothpick, then it is still uncooked.

You can create your own siomai sauce by mixing a calamansi juice, chili and soy sauce. And everything will be perfect! Enjoy!

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