6 Darling Dumpling Recipes
Dumplings are a classic food in many countries. All around the world people are making dumplings with all kinds of filling. Meat, potatoes, cheese, and veggies all find their way into the doughy delights. Dumpling recipes aren’t strictly savory either! Apple and banana dumplings are common in the States. At AllFreeCopycatRecipes.com we know a darn good dumpling when we see it. Try one of these 6 darling dumpling recipes we found in the blogosphere and you won’t be disappointed!
- Homemade Mrs. T’s Pierogies – These classic frozen pierogis are even better when freshly made.
- Traditional Polish Pierogi from Jenny Can Cook – This authentic recipe for pierogis uses a potato and cheese filling.
- Beautiful Beef Dumplings – Add these divine beefy dumplings to a soup recipe and you’ll have a full meal.
- Pennsylvania Dutch Apple Dumplings from Suzy’s Artsy Craftsy Sitcom – Dumplings work great for dessert too!
- Tuna Dumplings – This recipe sounds like an odd pairing, but you won’t think that once you try one.
- Pork Potstickers from From Away – These iconic dumplings found at Chinese restaurants are so easy to make.
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These dumplings look delicious, but there’s actually a way to make the cooking phase a one step process as well as a hybrid. If you can’t choose between steamed or fried, here’s what chefs do in China:
Put a tablespoon of vegetable oil in the pan and wait until heated. Add the dumplings and wait for the dumplings to crisp a bit, then pour two table spoons of oil mixed with szechuan spicy sauce, chopped garlic, and a spoonful of water over the dumplings, then quickly seal off the pot with a lid to allow the dumplings to steam. Wait for it to finish cooking and in the end, you have dumplings crispy on the bottom, but steamed on the top 🙂