Juicy Pork Dumplings with 6 Secrets!


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Video is a couple of days early in case some of you still need recipes for Chinese/Lunar New Year! These dumplings would be perfect 🙂 Whether you call them …

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  1. Justin W.
    Justin W. says:

    I love how imperfect this video is. You don't try to make it sound like you know everything, have a great personality, and I'm sure everyone who watches this video can see! Just don't forget to turn the heat down BEFORE you add water!! Hahahaha great video!!!

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  2. collage
    collage says:

    I ❤️ your channel !!
    ALWAYS so educational.
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  3. Shana Gordy
    Shana Gordy says:

    Thank you so much for this video and sharing your secrets. I made last night (2.14.21) and while the gyoza didn't turn out quite like I imagined, they were still pretty good. I had left over filling and no wrappers (and was not going to run out and get more), and I made two patties. And boy so good!!!! I think I'll just make these and skip the gyoza wrappers, because you are right the meat with all the seasonings and herbs make for tasty patties. Thank you again!!!!

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  4. Valdarian RaevenHeart
    Valdarian RaevenHeart says:

    Oil and water don't like to mix regardless, but if you use hot water it'll be a bit less violent.
    When I steam after crunching up the bottom of something (usually Pierogi), I use boiling water to keep the temperature difference close to equal. There will still be a bit of an angry battle, but it won't get nearly as volatile.

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