Making Keto Pot Stickers Out of Something SURPRISING!

Do you think fathead dough would work too? Looks really good

Have you tried making these again since … ? Any share-worthy updates? Im a cravin'! 😂

I think maybe adding a tsp of gelatin might help.

To support your lazy lifestyle & good taste, freeze your fresh ginger in a zippie, and grate it to use. No difference in taste from fresh, no powdery & bitter taste like powdered ginger and sooo easy to grate. 100% wonderful…

I love pot stickers so much! btw I know you guys are called Keto Twins but I swear, Emily looks like my daughter and Sara looks like my neighbor ^_^ both SUPER CUTE OF COURSE!! lol <3

are you 2 part asian ?

Thank you ladies! I'm using this recipe!

I made cabbage rolls with kale leaf's and it was great. Just make sure the kale leaf's variety is a flat leaf not a crinkle one

I love the gnocchi! I’m trying to get rid of almond flour in my life so I’m excited that coconut flour is in the recipe.

Wonderful! Has anyone tried fathead dough?

Omg…you gals are so freakin entertaining I just love watching your vids. This is it, I’m subbing!☑️☑️☑️. I’m doing the 90 day carnivore right now, 3 weeks in , -20 lbs, but converting to keto afterwards. Looking forward to my new life😊

Those zero carb mission tortillas might work too, they are almost small enough

I've been using wheat-free tamari sauce for a while just because I prefer the taste, organic when I can afford it, but the fermenting process helps get rid of most of the negatives; I know Bragg's isn't fermented, I don't know about the coconut aminos. 🤷🏽‍♀️

Another Trick for distributing Xanthan Gum into Liquids is realizing that it will absorb Water instantly, SO,… Mix it into something that is not water first. FAT! When I am making a soup where i need to cook ingredients before adding Xanthan gum to thicken I add it in either of two ways:
1. If I have fried meats or vegetables that are coated in their cooking oil, then I sprinkle the xanthan gum over these fat coated foods and stir it about. The xanthan gum sticks to the fats and is absorbed into the fats and doesn't clump. Then I add my broth. As the soup simmers, the xanthan gum slowly absorbs the water from the broth and thickens smoothly.

2. If I have something that starts out brothy that needs thickening at the end, then I reserve some cooking oil, like melted butter, olive oil, bacon fat, whatever I'm cooking with ( But not cream, it has too much water) and I sprink the xanthan gum and whisk it into this oil. When I'm am ready to thicken the soup I just drizzle this loaded oil into the pot before the last simmer. Same as above, as the oil heats and separates into the soup, the xanthan gum picks up water and thickens evenly.

I prefer method 1 to 2, as I have a lot of quick cook soups.

With Dry ingredients, I like to sift the xanthan gum into the bulkiest of the dry ingredients. Unless there is a reason to add the Xanthan gum last, I like doing this because it is more evenly distributed naturally through being sifted through all the dry ingredients. So I'd probably try to sift the coconut flour and psyllium husk and Xanthan Gum all together. and add them as one dry ingredient.

Okay, so an Asian Food Science Youtuber called "Souped Up Recipes" said that when making traditional meet dumplings filling, they stir the seasoned raw meat in one direction and one direction only to make meat strands that hold the meat together in the dumpling when cooked. She was making regular bread dumplings that steam and cook the meat inside.

BUT I wonder if using the technique, could we not make little meatballs for our dumplings ahead of time that will then hold their shape when being pressed into our Low Carb Dumpling Wrap? So instead of cooking the ground meat into a crumble, make littel meat balls.

Add a little psycillium husks to give it more structure. Maybe 1 tablespoon. By the way tsp=teaspoon not tablespoon. Tbs = tablespoon.

Im thinking a lupini pasta dough might work great… Hmm got me thinking.

Looks delicious… i agree with Sarah, i think they were over-filled a lil much for the press, and possibly bc the meat looked to have a few larger sz chunks could have resulted in the dough tearing… maybe try mashing the meat with a sturdy meat fork until it resembles sand texture as soon as you start to cook it… once it begins to turn colors it will remain in that sz. I think that would be better. Just my thoughts. (Shrug) Hope it works. I def want to try these… I ❤️ potstickers! 😊

I'm not sure that I would make these. 🤔 I might be a touch less determined than you guys, lol!

unflavored beef gelatin would help with texture. try eliminating xanthan gum and sub the gelatin. If you use 1teap xanthan, I would try 2 teasp. substitution. I have made raspberry puree with gelatin for toast and pancake topping.

your thinking-out-loud narrative style is hillarious…..and I think your 'Press" would work great with your cheese ravioli's. WOW they turned out really nice. another great job team TWINS!

Looks great, can't wait to make them

leek ravioli with a meat and red sauce and sour cream