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Pork and Garlic-Chive Potstickers | Sue Li | Dumpling Week | NYT Cooking

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This is Sue Li’s version of a traditional pan-fried dumpling that she would buy from a stand at the base of Elephant Mountain, a popular spot in Taipei, after early morning hikes. The simple ground pork filling is flavored with garlic chives, a wide, flat variety with a strong garlic flavor and leek-like texture.

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16 Comments

  1. I don’t have access to fresh garlic chives so there’s no point of me asking if I can use gluten free AP flour 😢

  2. Sue Li!!!! I love it when Sue is on and is very clear in her instructions. What a boss ♥️ these look so delicious and approachable. Love the story about the Elephant walk too. Thanks Sue 🥟🥟🥟🥟🥟

  3. I'm here for it. Full Moon. Crescent Moon. Every form and flavor of the Moon Festival. I'm still working on making dumplings at home.

  4. I would argue that green onions with a ton of added garlic would still taste good, it would just be a different type of filling 😆

  5. Absolutely delicious looking!!!
    Than You and can not wait to try your beautiful recipe!!!🌅💌🌅

  6. When you say, "there is no substitute" that means most of your audience that lives nowhere close to an Asian grocery can't make the dish. It's a complete turn off for me because unless it's something that I can buy in regular groceries or from online, I can't get it.

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