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Home ❯ Life ❯ Dumplings, Dumplings, Dumplings

Dumplings, Dumplings, Dumplings

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Updated: 9/1/2024

Ok, I’m going to be up front with you all here. This post is blatantly just an excuse to post a bunch of pictures I took of lunch the other day. So yeah…

Dumplings, Chinese dumplings in Beijing China.

We went to this new place and ordered a bunch of different kinds.  In Beijing, dumplings are served boiled which is the traditional way unlike other parts of southern China where potstickers are more popular. Our friends from Beijing showed us how it’s done with this Chinese Chive Dumpling recipe but first, read on and check out our Beijing dumpling restaurant experience.

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The condiments included chili sauce…

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And raw garlic. Mmmmmm hmmmmm.

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And of course, black vinegar. If those condiments sound kind of gnarly to you, then you haven’t yet lived, my friend.

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Here’s the vegetarian:

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These cute ones are filled with cumin-spiced lamb.

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Yum.

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And of course, tea to wash it all down.

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Sometimes, China can be a bit of a drag.

This wasn’t one of those times.

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Sarah Leung is the eldest daughter in The Woks of Life family, working alongside younger sister Kaitlin and parents Bill and Judy. You could say this multigenerational recipe blog was born out of two things: 1) her realization in college that she had no idea how to make her mom’s Braised Pork Belly and 2) that she couldn’t find a job after graduation. With the rest of the family on board, she laid the groundwork for the blog in 2013. By 2015, it had become one of the internet’s most trusted resources for Chinese cooking. Creator of quick and easy recipes for harried home cooks and official Woks of Life photographer, Sarah loves creating accessible recipes that chase down familiar nostalgic flavors while adapting to the needs of modern home cooks. Alongside her family, Sarah has become a New York Times Bestselling author with their cookbook, The Woks of Life: Recipes to Know and Love from a Chinese American Family, as well as a James Beard Award nominee and IACP Award finalist.
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