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Dumplings

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  • 22-05-2011 1:50pm
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    nyarlthotepful
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    I'm looking for a Chinese takeaway in Dublin 8 or thereabouts that does decent dumplings. Anyone have any recommendations? They're not the most liked food over here so they're somewhat hard to get a hold of. Thanks.
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    shrapnel222
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    nyarlthotepful wrote: »
    I'm looking for a Chinese takeaway in Dublin 8 or thereabouts that does decent dumplings. Anyone have any recommendations? They're not the most liked food over here so they're somewhat hard to get a hold of. Thanks.

    i just buy them frozen in the chinese supermarket and have them whenever i fancy them tbh. which also means i can eat dozens of them for a few euros rather than 5 for 5 euros from the takeaway.


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    sillymoo
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    Are they nice from the chinese supermarket? How do you cook them?


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    nyarlthotepful
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    shrapnel222 wrote: »
    i just buy them frozen in the chinese supermarket and have them whenever i fancy them tbh. which also means i can eat dozens of them for a few euros rather than 5 for 5 euros from the takeaway.

    Yeah I've done that before. They're not bad but I kind of like having them delivered to me. I guess I'm just lazy. :)


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    shrapnel222
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    sillymoo wrote: »
    Are they nice from the chinese supermarket? How do you cook them?

    delicious!! just as good as the ones you get from the takeaway as they buy them in bulk from these supermarkets.

    there are the two main types. the white translucent ones filled with prawns or other seafood, which you just steam, and the bigger ones filled with pork, etc.. which you boil for a few minutes. you can then eat them like that, or what i do is put them in a pan with a bit of oil to give them a bit of colour and crunch.

    there are loads of brands and varieties, so it's worth trying different ones. they're all good but some are better than others.

    i think make a sweet chili sauce and dunk em in it!!!:D


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