Master the art of Chinese Dumpling making in every form! Dim Sum, meaning “Snack” in Chinese. Join Chef Miles at Kitchen Social for Chinese Dumpling Delight!
Master the art of Chinese Dumpling making in every form! Dim Sum, meaning “Snack” in Chinese. Join Chef Miles at Kitchen Social for Chinese Dumpling Delight!
He will guide you through the proper use and care of your knifes as well as the preparation, cooking and presentation of these delicious meals.
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"Get ready to taste the delicate and flavorful Xiao Long Bao, the iconic steamed dumpling filled with pork and soup that originated in Shanghai during the Qing Dynasty. These little buns are traditionally made by hand with 16 to 22 pleats on top
Tibetan Momos, Chinese Shumai, Pot Stickers and Har Gow, Italian Gnocchi, Japanese Gyoza, American sweet and savory dumplings, Polish Perogis and Indian Samosas are a few of the variations of those delightful pieces of dough we call dumplings.
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