The Most Delicate Dumpling Taro Puff Wu Gok Recipe


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  1. Arnold Judge
    Arnold Judge says:

    Insightful video. I just want to know best how people split their pay, how much of it goes into savings, spendings or investments. I'm eligible and earn nothing less $150k per year, but nothing to show for it yet

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  2. Ron Jetko
    Ron Jetko says:

    Amazing recipe, as always! Here they are called fu gok (I call them "hairy footballs", lol) and they are one of my favourites at dim sum. Your filling looks delicious.

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  3. Tamson Darland
    Tamson Darland says:

    Mindy wow!!! this recipe looks interesting and delightfully delicious. Thank you so much for the wonderful detail information and placing complete recipe in description box area below video. Love from Ky.

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  4. Sheena Warecki
    Sheena Warecki says:

    It's probably silly but I enjoy when creators mention things like having arthritis especially when young, I have fibromyalgia and it makes me feel less alone and seen 😂😭? Also for the taro needing to sit 24 hours my best guess scientifically would be that the starches have to absorb the oil and it takes time, and if you don't the fat such as lard just releases into the frying oil BUT when it's in the starches it expands instead sort of like micro popcorn???

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  5. barfman7767
    barfman7767 says:

    Fantastic presentation! I have done a couple of batches with varying results. My main problem is the temperature to deep fry. Just got a instant read thermometer to set my outdoor pizza oven, will use it during my deep frying of my taro croquettes. Thank you Mandy!

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  6. Susie Angelo
    Susie Angelo says:

    Wow! They look magnificent, delicate and delicious. You are an amazing Chef, Mandy. Thank you for sharing this Dim Sum Recipe with all the important tips to make them perfect! Also, your lipstick is wonderful and how it stays on without smearing is a mystery…your beauty secret. 🤭LOL! 💜

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  7. Cindy Kitzelmann
    Cindy Kitzelmann says:

    Oh Mandy…… I have to stop watching your videos late at night, makes sooooo hungry for your delicious recipes. Also is there any chance you could do recipe videos for “Honey Chicken “ & “San Choy bow” the chicken is very popular here in Australian Chinese restaurants. Thanks

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  8. Herb Mendoza
    Herb Mendoza says:

    Ooh the crunch! Another delightful and delicious treat. We enjoy taro very much from a beverage to a delicious treat you've prepared for us Thank you, Mandy we know what we are having tomorrow evening 👌😋!!!
    Ooh Happy dance….

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  9. Elizabeth Camara
    Elizabeth Camara says:

    Ohh, my fave taro puff! I want to cook it now! Love your sharing great and amazing recipes, it amazes and inspired me because I love all Chinese foods since childhood and want to learn more from your way of how to cook them. Thank you Chef Mandy for sharing your knowledge. Love the steamed recipes for my coming food business because I don't have budget to buy an oven. Can you suggest from your recipes which are good for steaming for business? Thank you and take care Che! I'm your silent watcher from the Philippines 🥢🍜🥢🍜

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  10. Mei
    Mei says:

    看完后就一个想法,有些钱还是得给别人挣得,哈哈哈,我决定去店里吃的。谢谢分享, you are amazing 🎉

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  11. Tessie 7E
    Tessie 7E says:

    I didn’t wait to watch the video before saving this to my recipe playlist. This is my absolute favorite dim sum, so I am so excited to try this now that I’ve moved into an area with no good dim sum. 🥺

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