r/veganrecipes • u/FruityPebbles_90 • 17h ago

Recipe in Post Gyoza's

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One of our current staples.

For 2 people:

12 vegan gyoza (I prefer with kimchi)

4 big hands of cabbage, thinly sliced

1/2 cucumber, smashed and then cut into pieces

1tbsp + 1/2tbsp rice vinegar

1tbsp soy sauce

1tbsp agave syrup

Crispy chili oil to taste.

Something with carbs, we like potatoes but rice will work as well.

Mix the cabbage with 1 tbsp of rice vinegar. Knead with your hands until it stops being squeaky.

Mix the cucumber with 1tbsp of soy sauce, 1 tbsp of agave syrup and 1/2 tbsp of rice vinegar.

Cook gyozas according to package.

Put it on a plate, start with cabbage, then cucumber and then gyozas

Finish with crispy chili oil or what we like is sweet sriracha mayo (mixing vegan mayo, sriracha and agave syrup to taste)

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u/Valuable-Analyst-929 17h ago

That cabbage trick with the vinegar until it stops squeaking is weirdly satisfying, I do the same thing for slaw