Anyone know how to make top quality Chinese Dumplings? My third aunt is coming over for dinner and loves dumplings. I trying to figure out the best and quickest way to make them and what should I stuff them with?
>>8990432
Stuff them with dolphin.
>>8990432
Stuff them with dog.
>>8990435
How many pounds would I need and how should I cook them? Steam, maybe Pan Fry?
>>8990437
Ew...
>>8990439
Confucius say your 3rd aunt is a fatty. Slaughter at least 13 dolphins (a china-mans dozen).
>>8990444
Grow up, wow.
>>8990439
>Americans
>Asking how many pounds they'll need
Make it a minimum 20lb each, those fat fucks stuff their mouths until they burst and still gorge on more like rabid dogs, pure disgust on their part
>>8990456
Don't be mad that your country is unable to produce enough food for you famished bone bunnies.
>>8990432
>third aunt
what the fuck is that?
>>8990489
incest
>>8990432
Just buy frozen wonton cheets, fill them with chicken shit(blendered raw chicken breast + sesame oil + soy sauce + fresh ginger + fresh garlic + pepper) or something like shrimp shit(blendered shrimp, soy sauce, pepper, salt, wasabi) or some veggies marinated in sushi vinegar + soy sauce.
Look up how to fold it, and steam it.
easy as fuck
>>8990518
I was thinking of filling some of them with hamburger meat and mustard. The other few I want to stuff with cottage cheese and tots then deep fry them for her, does this sound good or bad as far as ideas go?
>>8990497
Fuck you bud.
>>8990432
http://thewoksoflife.com/2015/05/steamed-bbq-pork-buns-char-siu-bao/
Pretty good recipe.
The more authentic ones use 3 leavening agents (yeast, baking powder and ammonium bicarbonate (which you can only get in the US by ordering internationally)).
Even without the A/B this recipe is pretty close to what you get in most decent Chinese places.
(To be truly authentic, add a bit of motor oil, cook over a coal fire and use dog or cat in place of the pork, make sure the water is contaminated with human feces.)
>>8990432
You can often find dumpling wrappers in the supermarket refrigerated produce section.
In terms of stuffing, you'll want ground pork and some shrimp. Like 2/3 ground pork and 1/3 chopped up shrimp. Add in some chopped scallion, finely chopped water chestnut, and grated ginger, and a splash of soy sauce.
>>8990525
>>8990432
Har gao is a classic. But don't blend the shrimp like other anon suggested. Just chop it coarsely.
>>8990525
lol