When I need a light but satisfying meal, I pan-fry potstickers. These dumplings (also called gyoza) cook in under 10 minutes to golden brown perfection; plus, pork and cabbage is my favorite meat and ...

Amy Tan and her siblings will gather Nov. 22 to mark the fourth anniversary of their mother's death. They will do so by making potstickers. These humble pork dumplings, pan-fried until the bottoms of ...

Steamers full of dumplings and other dim sum foods. - Jerry Jian/Getty Images Almost every food culture around the world has a beloved dumpling or two, including Polish perogies, Middle Eastern ...

Fried, steamed or simmered in soup, gyoza, potstickers and other Asian dumplings are a bite that few can resist. They’re light, tasty and so easy to eat. Making them from scratch, even if with ...

When it comes to snacks, there are few bites more welcome than a savory, umami-packed dumpling that bursts with mushroom or chives, edamame or earthy greens — a melange of flavors that make you reach ...

Assembling potstickers may feel intimidating at first, but these tips will make the experience easier (and more successful). Keep the dough moist. The drier the dumpling skins get, the tougher they'll ...

Mix meat with water little by little, stirring in one direction until water is completely absorbed. Add soy sauce, black pepper, green onions, sesame oil and 1 tablespoon of the oil, and mix well.

Cooks love the idea of encasing any number of fillings in a wide assortment of edible wrappers. Plump pot stickers, spicy samosas, and tender bao (stuffed buns) are staples of dim sum restaurants, ...