How To Make Zhong Dumplings with Jing Gao

Jing Gao of Fly By Jing remains in the MUNCHIES Test Kitchen area making Zhong Dumplings, a timeless Chengdu street treat. She fills delicate dumpling wrappers with a savory mix of pork, ginger, and scallions, and after that dipps in a fiery, slightly sweet chili sauce.

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20 Comments

  1. I LOVE dumplings and these look AMAZINGπŸ˜‹πŸ’–πŸ˜βœ¨πŸ€—!!!

  2. I Shouldn’t have watched this on an empty stomach 😭 those dumplings look incredibly tasty

  3. LoL! Farideh, I heard you in the background with that very important question… now I ask you, how many dumplings in a single sitting? Also, Fly by Jing is dope, will be doing a hotpot with various products acquired from Fly by Jing during the superbowl

  4. I’m from Chengdu. This is our signature dish. I really miss home now! ε€ͺζƒ³ι’Ÿζ°΄ι₯Ίε’―!

  5. Your company is my favourite!!! It all started with your chilli crisp and now I’m addicted to everything. Keep making videos because the made me so happy πŸ˜ƒπŸ€©

  6. If you have the time its worth it to hand mince some pork butt instead of using store bought ground meat. The texture of the filling is just exponentially better.

  7. I will be making these for the Super Bowl! Thanks for the inspiration, I’m always looking for new ways to impress my guests. πŸ˜€

  8. Having made something almost exactly the same about a week ago only with a wonton shape and knowing what you were going to do or add next before you even said or did it I tells me that my self training has been a success. The only part I got wrong was not heating up the sweet sauce and mixing it with my (homemade lol) chili sauce! Never stop learning.

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