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Classic Chinese Dumplings Inspired by Din Tai Fung

Farm to Table Family focuses on bringing the family together through food. Host Patricia Wong inspires viewers with fresh ingredients from farmers markets, tasty and easy recipes, fun music, and visually appealing video.

Classic Chinese Dumplings Inspired by Din Tai Fung

Season 1 Episode 36 | 5m 6s

We are a dumpling family. These little gems are juicy and savory all wrapped up in pretty bite-sized packages. This recipe is super simple and it makes a ton. So have yourself a dumpling folding party and pop the extras in the freezer for an easy dinner any time.

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