Rather than a steamed dumpling, potstickers have a pan-seared, crispy edge. The contrast between the soft interior and the crispy exterior is delicious. Legend has it that potstickers came into being when an Emperor in the Song Dynasty in China was boiling dumplings, he left them unattended too long and they stuck to the bottom of the pan. He served them to his guests anyways, and they were a hit. Try this recipe with our Teriyaki Dipping Sauce.
If you decide to make this recipe with tofu, we recommend pressing the tofu with a heavy object (such as a cast-iron skillet- put the tofu on a plate, and place a skillet on top) to remove the water.
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For Teriyaki Dipping Sauce recipe, please click here.