Thai Basil Chicken Dumplings With Rice Paper Wrappers | Genevieve Ko | Dumpling Week | NYT Cooking
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Trade between China and Thailand began centuries ago and with it came the commingling of people, culture and cuisine. In Genevieve Ko’s recipe, the signature hot, sour, salty, sweet flavor profile of Thai food takes the form of super-savory dumplings with a chile-spiked dipping sauce. Formed into little round patties, these resemble a pan-fried dim sum dumpling filled with garlic chives.
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14 Comments
This looks good but can I use wonton wrappers only because that is what I currently have in the fridge 😊
Yum 😋👍🏼Super Explanation.
love the dumpling week theme!!!
Can you air fry them? Maybe spritz with oil before air frying?
Gonna make this with tofu !!!
Finally dumplings in rice paper. I’m celiac thank you!
Meat = yuck.
love this series
These look amazing!
looks like ground chicken breast ?
As someone that makes pad kra pao all the time this is honestly revolutionary
How would you prepared them with tofu?
Anyone tried it in an air fryer?
Editor missed the second ingredient in the filling. Looked liked garlic, but could have been ginger or even galagal. Overall though the recipe looks "fire". (And yes I know I can look up the recipe, this was a " tech" comment).