@jcboy,
Looks like a good start there.. and those carrots are going to be delicious.
I had some cooking adventures this week, playing with making potstickers. Right in the middle of it, my internet provider went flying off for a couple of days, so I didn't have the whole recipe in front of me. I had put most of the filling ingredients together, and so placed them in the refrigerator to wait for clues as I didn't remember what 'juice' went with the filling, what sauce measurements, nor the one good sounding recipe I had for making my own dough. (I have grown to despise those slimy grocery store packaged wonton wrappers, gah!)
Hadn't done that in.. decades, back when I made shiu mai from scratch, in the years before I got whacko about italian food.
So, next day I nosed around and saw I had put a couple of potsticker recipes saved on iWorks pages, so I pilfered from them, knowing the liquids were different from the recipe I could no longer dredge up from the web. Made some dough, but then went to read a book.
Another day I played with the new sort of collaged recipe, rolling out the dough, using my long owned special ravioli wheelie to cut the dumplings, revved up the boiling water and steam pan, throwing together the sauce...
made about seven of them and was suddenly starving. I tried them... wonderful. Way better than any potsticker/dumplings I've had around here in Abq, home of not that many asians.
So, the rest of the dough is still in the refrigerator. This time I'm going to try rolling it in my pasta macchina, to get a more even thickness - we'll see, as the dough I made tasted great though not perfectly even.
This is all more work than I almost ever feel like, but I'll get faster.. . . . and those dumplings were so great. And, lordie, so was the sauce.
Will post the recipe once I work it all out, but it's basically Har Gao, shrimp dumplings.
I'm working up plans to follow up with some pork sausage artichoke heart chipotle chile broccoli(?) kale(?) dumplings.. and call them ravioli.
This could take a while.