Wild Alaska Coho Salmon Meat gives the viral blanket dumpling a seafood twist. Soy, sesame, mirin, garlic and green onion make the filling deeply savory, while the wrappers stay tender on top and crisp underneath.
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Wild Alaska Coho Salmon Meat

24 dumplings
10 minutes
7 minutes
A seafood twist on the viral blanket dumpling recipe. These easy salmon blanket dumplings use wild ground coho salmon for a light, protein packed version that is perfect for weeknight dinners.
Directions
Add your ground salmon, soy sauce, mirin, sesame oil, green onions, garlic, carrot and pepper to a bowl and mix well. *leave some green onions aside to top once cooked
Make dumpling mixture into balls, approx 1” in diameter.
In a large pan, heat up olive oil on medium heat.
Add balls, leaving space around them, and cook for 1 min.
Place dumpling (or wonton) wrappers on top, carefully squeezing them on top of each ball.
Pour in water, cover and let cook for 5-7 minutes until cooked through and starting to crisp on the bottom.
Either remove from pan to serving dish and add chili oil, sesame seeds and extra green onions - or serve right out of the pan.
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