My kids like dumpling for snacks. If we went to Chinese Restaurant, they were ordering gyoza. Then I tried to make it at home. And they like it so much :)

In Taichung, 'Yuan Jin Xiao Liu Dumplings' offers a plate of 10 dumplings for 95 NT. The dumplings are golden and crispy on the outside, with a juicy and flavorful filling. The dough is chewy, and the bottom is not hard. However, waiting in line for this delicacy is a luxury for office workers, so I wanted to figure out how to make this delicious dish at home.

Comfort food for when I have dumplings leftover from my cream of chicken and dumplings soup. If you're making without the soup, start with just half the dumplings recipe. This makes a great side dish for dinner, but I also just make it as a quick lunch for myself sometimes, too.

After being duped by stores and stall venders telling its vegetarian dumplings only to find out once I got home that it has meat in it.I decided to make my own.

I used leftover bread crusts, which I always seem to have, to make crispy crunchy deep fried dumplings that the children love too.Season these well so that you don't need to serve them with a dipping sauce.If the frying oil is too hot they won't cook through, so be careful.They do cook through fast since they're made of ground chicken, but if you're not sure, split one open and eat it to test. For about 15 dumplings. Recipe by milktime

Just a classic deep fried dumpling with pork and shrimp for the filling. But, chicken or even vegetarian (chives) dumpling are also magical.

We love baked dumpling. So much fun making it with kids＼(^o^)／

I once tried a Korean dish where chives were finely chopped and mixed with a Korean sauce as a part of the dipping sauce. It was quite interesting, almost like a simple kimchi, and it paired well with the rich Korean BBQ, cutting through the greasiness. This time, I decided to chop up some chives and mix them with my favorite dipping sauce to pair with quick pan-fried dumplings. It turned out to be really delicious.

These pan-fried dumplings are golden and crispy on the bottom, tender on top, and juicy inside. Fried dumplings, also known as 煎饺 (jiān jiǎo), are a comforting dish loved across generations. Whether you enjoy them as a snack, appetizer, or main dish, they’re always a crowd-pleaser. Enjoy!