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from PM’s CC Vol II. Sticky rice, sweet red bean paste, and grated coconut on the outside…not the easiest dim sum to wrap but well worth it. 椰絲 yie2si1 — coconut shreds 糯米 nuo4mi3 — glutinous rice 球 qiou2 — balls Glutinous rice is that sticky stuff mochi is made from. Red bean paste is [...]

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from PM’s CC Vol I. Who doesn’t love potstickers?! Yum! 鍋貼 guo1tie1 — potstickers! Ingredients: 3/4 lb ground pork 4 oz shelled shrimp, diced 3 dried shiitake mushrooms, soaked, minced 10 oz Napa cabbage 1 scallion, minced 1 ts ginger, minced 2 Tb soy sauce 1/2 ts salt 2 Tb sesame oil ~50 potsticker wrappers [...]

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from PM’s CC Vol III. Chinese cured meats are just so yummy: sweet and salty and loaded with heart-stopping fats! This is a rice recipe for special occasions when the usual stuff just doesn’t cut it. While I usually eat brown rice, I don’t think it would go well in this recipe because brown rice [...]

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from PM’s CC Vol II. Baozi are everywhere, misting up the air around vast bamboo steamers. They’re great for a grab-n-go, a quick snack, or even for breakfast. Pork is a very common filling; here I present PM’s vegetarian version. In terms of complicated-looking dim sum, baozi are relatively easy to fold and pretty forgiving: [...]

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from PM’s CC Vol II. I remember my grandma making these when I was leetle. Tasty meatballs are covered in a spiky layer of sticky rice and steamed. No extra oil! 珍珠 zhen1zhu1 — pearls 丸子 wan2zi3 — meatballs! I ground my own pork in the food processor. PM makes a special note to stir [...]

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