Step 1

Briefly blanch spinach then transfer to a food processor to puree.

Step 2

Use a fine sieve to extract approximately 75 ml / 5 tablespoons of spinach juice (add anlittle water if necessary). Set the spinach puree aside for the filling.

Step 3

Divide the flour into two equal portions. Add about 75 ml / 5 tablespoons of water to one portion of flour then knead to a white dough.

Step 4

Add the spinach juice to the other portion of flour to form a green dough.

Step 5

Leave to rest for at least 30 minutes (see note 2).

Step 6

Mince Pak Choi (Bok choy), carrot, Shiitake mushroom and mung bean vermicelli noodles (chop with a knife or use a food processor).

Step 7

Squeeze out the excess water from the vegetables with your hands.

Step 8

Stir in the spinach puree and egg.

Step 9

Place spring onion, ginger and ground Sichuan pepper on top of the mixture. Heat up the oil then pour it over the herbs and spice.

Step 10

Finally, add salt and mix(see note 3).

Step 11

Roll the white dough into two ropes.

Step 12

Flatten the green dough into two rectangle pieces (same length as the ropes) then wrap the white dough all round and seal well.

Step 13

Cut into about 40 equal sections. Press each piece into a small disc with the palm of your hand.

Step 14

Use a rolling pin to flatten it into a thin disc. Dust with flour if the dough sticks (Please refer to the video demonstration).

Step 15

Place a spoonful of filling in the middle of a wrapper.

Step 16

Fold the wrapper, then seal it. You may do it any way you like. Make sure there is no leakage if you plan to boil (instead of frying) the dumplings.

Step 17

Coat a frying pan with oil and heat up over high heat. Place in the dumplings.

Step 18

When the bottom part becomes golden brown, pour in water (enough to cover 1/3 of the dumplings) then cover with a lid.

Step 19

Uncover when the water evaporates completely. Serve warm with a dipping sauce of your choice.