
Mix pork with all filling ingredients. The mixture should be sticky and cohesive.
Place 1 tbsp filling on each wrapper. Wet edges, fold in half. Make 5-6 pleats along one side to seal.
Spray both sides of gyoza with cooking spray.
Air fry at 380°F for 8-10 minutes, flipping gently at 5 minutes, until golden brown on both sides.
Serve with ponzu, chili oil, and rice vinegar.
Tip: Gyoza wrappers are thinner than Chinese dumpling wrappers for a reason — they get crispier. The pleating isn't just decorative; it creates more surface area for crunch. Squeeze every drop of water from the cabbage. Make a batch and freeze — they cook from frozen in 12 minutes.
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