How to make Shu mai - Chinese dim sum

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Uploaded by on Nov 4, 2007

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  • This is great video.. but geez.. cut down the intro it's waaay too long.

  • Doesn't true Cantonese shu mai have pork & shrimp..no rice?

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  • this video is done by a rice company, i think

  • @StormyP101 Well... it still looks amazingly delicious! :D

  • Not Hong Kong / Cantonese style...

  • @StormyP101 what's the rice 4 anyways.... doesn't it taste weird?

  • I fine chop mince pork and a pack of prawns add chopped spring onion grated jinga two big table spoons of oyster sauce one table spoon of soy sauce a table spoon of sugar then mix it in a big bowl then add it to the wrapps then steam them for 15 minuits

  • This is NOT the Original Hong Kong style!!

  • I visited Shanghai last year and tried shu mai in this style for the first time. Super tasty! I can't wait to make this,

  • You did a great job! My wife loves those & I cant wait to make them.

    Thank You

  • @Dparrey of corse I'm know what I doing. she said Cantonese dimsum call "shu mai"

    im just doing a correction. 燒賣 siu maai (in cantonese does not have "sh" sound)

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