From Cantonese Gastronomy, Dim sum are refined delicacies, generally made from a delicately shaped dough and stuffed with shrimp or meat. Generally served at breakfast, its steam cooking makes it a light product easy to appreciate at any moment of the day.
In a pan, pour a spoonful of oil, then add the frozen dumplings and fry over high heat for 1 min. Then pour in water until it reaches half the height of the dumplings and close the lid until the water evaporates. Remove the lid, reduce the heat and pan fry until golden brown.
Or deep fry frozen dumplings in hot oil (180 ° C) for 5 minutes.
Or boil in water for 5 minutes.To be consumed fully cooked.
Store at -18 ° C. Never refreeze a defrosted product.
Farce 75% (porc 40% (origine : France), chou, oignon, ciboulette, poireau, huile de tournesol, gingembre, huile de sésame, sauce d’huître [mollusque] (eau, sucre, sel, extrait d’huître (huître, eau et sel), amidon de maïs modifié, exhausteur de goût : glutamate monosodique, farine de blé [gluten] et colorant : E150a), sucre, fécule de pomme de terre, alcool de riz, sel, exhausteurs de goût : glutamate monosodique et inosinate disodique, ail, poivre et arôme (protéine de blé [gluten])) – Pâte (25%) (farine de blé [gluten], eau, gluten, édulcorant : sorbitol, huile de tournesol, vinaigre et sel).
Energie | 831kJ / 199kcal |
Matières grasses | 11,1g |
dont acides gras saturés | 3,2g |
Glucides | 14,7g |
dont sucres | 1,6g |
Protéines | 9,4g |
Sel | 1,2g |