Originally posted by: Sheepathon
Sorry, don't have the recipe. The dumplings and pork chop are from Din Tai Fung in Arcadia (google it or look at the Zagat review if you subscribe). Fried pork chop is relatively easy to make, though.
looks goodOriginally posted by: Sheepathon
Dumplings!
In sauce!
Pork chop!
In chili sauce!
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Originally posted by: z0mb13
omg din tai fung.. I LOVEEE that place.. too bad its kinda far and the wait is just a major PITA
crab and pork dumpling is the shiznit
where do u live btw? somewhere in socal?
Originally posted by: Sheepathon
Originally posted by: z0mb13
omg din tai fung.. I LOVEEE that place.. too bad its kinda far and the wait is just a major PITA
crab and pork dumpling is the shiznit
where do u live btw? somewhere in socal?
Fountain Valley. About 30 min drive to dtf.
Originally posted by: Mo0o
Those are dumplings? They look more like xiao long bao (little dragon buns)
Originally posted by: Sheepathon
Originally posted by: Mo0o
Those are dumplings? They look more like xiao long bao (little dragon buns)
They are xiao long bao, I just used "dumplings" for the sake of easy-to-understand-ness.
Originally posted by: dighn
i thought dumplings = wonton (sp), northern style wonton anyway. the differences are miniaml
Originally posted by: Atomicus
are you mistaking regular dumplings to "long bao"?
One is special, there other isn't![]()
Originally posted by: Sheepathon
Originally posted by: Mo0o
Those are dumplings? They look more like xiao long bao (little dragon buns)
They are xiao long bao, I just used "dumplings" for the sake of easy-to-understand-ness.
Originally posted by: gopunk
Originally posted by: dighn
i thought dumplings = wonton (sp), northern style wonton anyway. the differences are miniaml
completely different
