鴨のカレー 餃子
VEUVE CLICQUOT ROSÉ

DUCK CURRY DUMPLING

By 森枝 幹
Hello, I’m Kan Morieda. I own a restaurant in Shibuya called “Chompoo”.
Today we will make “boiled dumplings”, which will perfectly match with Veuve Clicquot Rose Champagne.
We are using duck today for the filling, together with carrot and red curry paste.
Coconut milk for the sauce, which will give an extra Asian accent to it. Enjoy!
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You'll need

  • Duck Thigh Meat - 1 piece (approx. 150g)
  • Carrots - 1 medium size
  • Light Soy Sauce - 1 table spoon
  • Red Curry Paste - 1 large table spoon
  • Dumpling skin - 20
  • Coconut milk - 60cc
  • Lime. - 1 quarter
  • Chili oil. - to taste
  • Chili threads - to taste
  • Salt - to taste
Instructions
Peal the carrot and grate. Add some salt to remove excess water.
Mince the duck thigh with the skin to roughly 3-5mm.
Squeeze the excess water from the carrot.
Take duck mince, carrot, 1 table spoon of light soy sauce and a large table spoon of red curry paste. Mix well.
Let’s make the dumplings. Put the filling on the skin. Not too much.
Put a little bit of water on the rim and fold. No pleats. Add some water on both edges and stick together.
Let’s boil the dumplings. Boil water in a pot and put the dumplings in. Boil for about 3 minutes.
For the sauce, 60cc of coconut milk, add the juice of a quarter lime.
Put the sauce in a plate and the dumplings on top of it. If you like, add some thread chili on top.
If you add a little bit of chili oil, it’ll add an extra accent to the dish.
Let’s try it! The flavor of the duck, the sweetness of the carrot, as well as the spiciness and all the spices like cumin and lemon grass from the red curry paste combines perfectly. And Rose Label with it…. Perfect!
There are still a lot more things that we can enjoy at home, with a bottle of champagne accompanied by perfect pairings to create relaxing and refreshing moments.

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Kan Morieda

Born 1986 in Japan. Developed his career in the renown Japanese restaurant “Tetsuya’s” Sydney, Australia and “ Tapas Molecular bar ” in Mandarin Oriental Tokyo. He opened his restaurant “Salmon & Trout” in 2014. He has also started a food producing company combining Gastronomy x Innovation x Tradition and creating a community of young and upcoming chefs under 35, to create new values and experiences for gastronomy in the future. He is producing a Thai restaurant “Chompoo” which newly opened in Shibuya. He is also active as a key person on “Food Film Festival” in Japan. 

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