We just bought Korean dumplings, also called as “Mandu” from a nearby Asian restaurant recently.
Based on my knowledge that the well known dumplings come from the countries like Japan, China and Korea. Honestly, we don’t know the differences of Korean, Chinese, Japanese or other countries dumplings.
What we know that Dumpling is a small “cooked dough” with different kinds of filling in it, such as vegetable, seafood, fruit and meat.
At least, there are 3 types of dumplings sold in the markets, they are: frying, steaming and boiling.
From internet sources that a dumpling and noodles were popular since the Han Dynasty about 200 BCE.
We found that fillings of Korean dumpling composed of vegetable, tofu, seafood and meat. We love vegetable dumplings, and seafood dumplings sometimes.
Have you tasted dumplings? What types and filling do you like?
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We, Italians, make dumplings with cheese and spinach.
ReplyDeleteThere is a Korean restaurant in Rome close to the railway station ... I will taste those Korean dumplings.
We're Turkish and make a Mantı:) It is made with minced meat and a sauce with garlic yogurt and tomato paste is made on it.
ReplyDelete...so many cultures have dumplings, these look good.
ReplyDeleteYes, I love them
ReplyDeleteglad you love dumplings..
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Have you Tasted Korean Dumplings? - Food Variety 35
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We just bought Korean dumplings, also called as “Mandu” from a nearby Asian restaurant recently.
Quite unique dumplings to taste here.
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I usually get the frozen ones with pork or chicken and some veg. I love them in a hot chicken broth in the winter. But they are great to pan fry too and to dip in some spicy red or green sauce.
ReplyDeleteIt's easy to eat too many of these. Of course, I was raised on American dumplings with is great comfort food too!
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ReplyDeleteThe dumplings do look yummy. Have a great day and happy week ahead.
Yes, delicious...
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Have you Tasted Korean Dumplings? - Food Variety 35
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We just bought Korean dumplings, also called as “Mandu” from a nearby Asian restaurant recently.
The dumplings look great.
ReplyDeleteThey are great with both vegetables and meat.
ReplyDeleteOhhh
ReplyDeletethese look delicious!
Thanks for sharing your post
Kisses ♥
I haven't really had dumplings much.
ReplyDeleteme too... just sometimes
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Have you Tasted Korean Dumplings? - Food Variety 35
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We just bought Korean dumplings, also called as “Mandu” from a nearby Asian restaurant recently.
Not something I've tried ...
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
You need to try polish dumplings ;)
ReplyDeleteAlso very tasty.
Wildfiret
Hola! nunca las comi, pero seguro que estan riquisimas. Besos
ReplyDeleteNearer try them, better next time.
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Have you Tasted Korean Dumplings? - Food Variety 35
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We just bought Korean dumplings, also called as “Mandu” from a nearby Asian restaurant recently.