
Somewhere between a dumpling and a pizza, this thing achieved sentience and demanded to be baked.
I took the flavor profile of pork gyoza and slapped it onto a thin crust like an absolute menace to both Italy and Japan. Shockingly⦠it works.
Gyoza mixture
β’ 1 lb ground pork
β’ Napa cabbage (salted 10 min, squeezed dry)
β’ 3 green onions
β’ 3 cloves garlic, minced
β’ 1 tbsp grated ginger
β’ 1 tbsp soy sauce
β’ 1 tsp sesame oil
β’ 1 tsp rice vinegar
Sauce
β’ 2 tbsp hoisin
β’ 1 tbsp soy sauce
β’ 1 tsp rice vinegar
β’ 1 tsp chili crisp
β’ 1 grated garlic clove
Spread sauce β light mozzarella (donβt go crazy) β pork mixture.
Bake at 550Β°F ~10 minutes.
Finish with:
β’ green onions
β’ cilantro
β’ sesame seeds
β’ chili crisp drizzle
β’ shredded raw Napa cabbage
β’ Kewpie mayo zigzag
Somehow this tastes exactly like eating gyoza at a dumpling shop, except itβs a pizza and you feel slightly morally compromised while eating it.
Next up: I will continue making two cursed pizzas a week until morale improves.
by twohundred37
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First post removed because my kid was in the video, blocked out by the same pizza wheel I used last time.
You canβt stop me, r/pizza. See you next week.
I may get downvoted for this, but I fully support this initiative.
The mayo isn’t my thing. But I would 100% eat that pizza sans the mayo and I bet it would taste amazing
You had me until the mayo topper
I donβt think Iβve ever had gyoza with mayo, even if itβs the Japanese mayo.
Would 100% still eat though
Im here for it. I enjoy a good fusion