Happy lunar new years dumplings
Happy lunar new years dumplings
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We are visiting the inlaws and making dumplings.
No idea if that is a korean tradition or a chinese korean tradition.
Anyway, happy lunar new year everyone!
Xin nian kuaile! 新年快乐!
6 0 ReplyHappy lunar new year to you!
As a Malaysian chinese originated from southern China, it's definitely not a tradition of our household, though i kinda wish it is 🤤
5 0 ReplyLooks great. My in-laws occasionally do the mandu thing for New Years, but they're all about doing songpyeon for Chuseok. Happy Solnal!
4 0 ReplyMongol tradition?
1 0 ReplyI asked and they say it's a northrtn china tradition, so it might have come from Mongolia indeed.
3 0 Replythere is an idea that the Mongols spread the food around. gyoza, perogi,.ravioli..
not sure how true it really is, but it is a fun idea
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