>>21905141
I took a dump in your dad's mouth

>>21905141
If you are trying to make a logical point, you failed at it.
Japanese dumplings are gyoza. They feature a thicker wrapper, and therefore less difficulty. They also are prepared in advance, not to order.

Sushi in restaurants that are not actually Japanese are simply capitalism at work. Do what draws in your patrons. If you have a good eye, you'll see all kinds of restaurants have a hint on the menus as to the ethnicity of their cooks, and their clientele, no matter what banner the restaurant ascribes too. It might be vietnamese items on a chinese menu, for instance. It could be regional chinese items on a mostly hong kong-american chinese style. Fish maw soup or salt and pepper eggplant. Plaintains on chinese takeout in Miami is common. French fries are not.

>>21905152
Pretentious
>>21905150
Gay

>>21905155
No it got gay when I buttfucked him after

>>21905158
Did he feed you doodoodumpling during?

>>21905141
Those are called potstickers, fella.

>>21905141
> On /ck/
> Love x food
> From the freezer
I hate you more than you know. Learn to fucking cook.

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>>21905141
Love dumplings too, but I have no intention of ever making them at home.

Love the thin-skinned Fuzhou-style ones that I get in Chinatown. Top them with some of the housemade chili sauce and you're good to go.

Yep love me dumplings. Sunday yum cha in Chinatown was good times.
Favourite dumpling would have to be the Shanghai soup dumpling filled with meat and broth, traditionally eaten by biting a corner and sipping the broth.

>>21905497
Learn to cook. They are easy.

>>21906216
Timeconsuming though, and it takes a while to learn how to properly fold them.

>>21905141
>boil them
>too watery and soft
>bake them
>too dry
>airfry them
>too tough

>>21905141
I steam the dumplings in a pot with Ramen

>>21905436
>OP cooks fresh food
>OP eats a portion of the food they cooked while it's fresh
>OP places a second portion of the food they cooked in the freezer to eat later
>"I hate you more than you know. Learn to fucking cook."
Why is /ck/ like this?

>>21908074
>with small amount of oil...
>panfry one side 5 mins or so
>roll over
>add small amount of water, hope to god you didn't use too much oil
>steam 5 mins or so
breddy gud

>>21908074
Steaming is the answer to your riddle.

>>21905141
>Dumplings
Is that a word for infant Indians?