July 9th
Gyoza, Pierogi, Bao and Noodles
I'll teach you the secret to making delicious noodles and dumplings gluten free
Bao
Baozi
Black bean baozi
Gyoza wrappers
Gyoza fillings
Gyoza dumplings
Pierogi
Filling for Pierogi Ruskie
Buckwheat noodles (Soba)
Udon noodles
Quick pink pickled onion recipe
Miso roast aubergine recipe
Char siu bao recipe
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Yes, absolutely! I have coeliac disease myself, so all ingredients are screened for suitability and stored in a completely gluten free environment. The venue is a mixed use kitchen, but we will make sure that we clean everything thoroughly and use all measures we can to protect ourselves from accidental contamination.
Although I do offer recipes that are suitable for a plant based diet, this course is not suitable, due to the limits of the course set up. Some of my online courses offer alternatives for plant based diets, so please check those out!
All of the recipes for noodles, dumplings and their fillings can be made dairy free. Pierogi are traditionally served with butter or kefir and caramelised onions, but you could enjoy them equally with dairy free yogurt with lemon and onions caramelised in olive oil, or sheep or goat yogurt. Bao and baozi are made from milk bread, and as this is a demonstration, I may struggle to fit two different doughs into the day, but I can provide an alternative recipe using plant based milk and yogurt for you to try at home and show you the method on the day.
We will eat pot stickers (gyoza dumplings) and pierogi (polish dumplings) at lunch time with seasonal salads and taste baozi (steamed filled buns) later if you're still feeling peckish.