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We deliver across the entire state. We deliver to all 50 US states.

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Frequently asked questions

  • What is Ha Cao?

    Ha Cao is a type of dim sum or dumpling popular in Cantonese cuisine. It is commonly prepared with a translucent wrapper and typically filled with shrimp.

  • Is Ha Cao vegetarian?

    Traditional Ha Cao contains shrimp, but vegetarian versions can be made using various fillings like mushrooms or tofu.

  • Where can I buy Ha Cao?

    You can buy it at Weee! Asian Market, www.sayweee.com.

  • How do I cook frozen Ha Cao?

    Frozen Ha Cao can be steamed straight from the freezer. Just place them in a steamer for about 15-20 minutes.

  • How to store uncooked Ha Cao?

    Uncooked Ha Cao can be frozen in an airtight container and stored for up to a month.

  • Is Ha Cao healthy?

    Yes, Ha Cao is generally healthy as it's steamed and contains shrimp which is a good source of protein.

  • Can I substitute the shrimp in a Ha Cao recipe?

    Yes. You can substitute the shrimp with other proteins or vegetables for a different flavor.

  • What is the difference between Ha Cao and other dumplings?

    The main difference is the skin of Ha Cao, which is translucent, unlike other dumplings. The traditional filling of Ha Cao is also primarily shrimp.

  • What is the origin of Ha Cao?

    Ha Cao, also known as Har Gow or Xiajiao, originated from Guangzhou, China.

  • What is the traditional filling for Ha Cao?

    The traditional filling for Ha Cao is mainly shrimp and bamboo shoots.

  • How is Ha Cao served?

    Ha Cao is typically served in bamboo steamer baskets and often enjoyed with soy sauce or a chili dipping sauce.

  • How long does cooked Ha Cao last?

    Cooked Ha Cao can be kept in the refrigerator and consumed within 3 to 4 days.

  • Can I fry Ha Cao?

    While Ha Cao is usually steamed, you can fry them for a different texture and flavor.

  • What are the main ingredients in Ha Cao wrapper?

    The main ingredients for Ha Cao wrapper are wheat starch, tapioca starch, boiling water, and oil.

  • How to recognize a good Ha Cao?

    A good Ha Cao has a thin but not too fragile skin, rich filling, and is delicately pleated at the top.

  • Is Ha Cao gluten free?

    Yes. Traditional Ha Cao is gluten-free as the wrapper is made from wheat starch and tapioca starch, not wheat flour.