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The beauty of this recipe is how simple it is: you pop in everything in a pan and place it on the stove. As tomatoes cook down, they release their delicious juice and gently steam the dumplings, cook them in a summer. While you can certainly use just a type of tomato, a mixture of small varieties (such as cherry or grapes), which jointly makes the most celebrations with large, dramatic wedges. And you can use any variety of frozen gaja in this recipe, until the dumplings are the Goja types (as contrary to something like Shumai). If you do not have a mirin, add 1 tbsp. Sugar in a small bowl with 3 tablespoons. Water and use it in its place.
