This post may contain affiliate links. Please read our disclosure policy. If you’re looking for a delightful treat that combines crispy exteriors with soft, flavorful interiors, then you’ll love these Pumpkin Sesame Balls. Made with simple ingredients like pumpkin, glutinous rice flour, and a delicious taro filling, these balls are sure to become a favorite in … Read more
If you like rolls, you should also try this classic dim sum dish — Cheung Fun or steamed rice noodle rolls. You can make this at home with pantry ingredients, such as rice, water, and sweet potato flour. For the filling, choose your favorite meat and vegetables and season them just the way you like … Read more
This post may contain affiliate links. Please read our disclosure policy. It is sticky, gooey, and packed with various meats and seasonings. Lo mai gai is your go-to dim sum dish for yum cha. Make this dish with glutinous rice and flavoring ingredients like chicken thighs, Chinese sausage, dried shiitake mushrooms, dried scallops, and dried shrimp, … Read more
This post may contain affiliate links. Please read our disclosure policy. Is there anything you love more than cute and creative food decorations? In this fun recipe, you get to make steamed piggy buns with a delicious eggy custard filling. It is an adorable way to have Chinese steamed buns with the kids using just 5 … Read more
Wu gok (芋角), or deep-fried taro dumpling puffs, is a popular dim sum dish for yum cha or Cantonese brunch. It combines two contrasting textures: a delicate, flaky outside crust and a soft, moist center. Create this dish with its signature taro-filled wrapper and flavorful filling made with meat and vegetables. All About Wu Gok … Read more
Chinese turnip cake is a dim sum classic worth making at home. It is a flavorful rice cake made with shredded radish and loaded with various meats, such as sausage, scallops, cured pork, and shrimp. You’ll love its umami and savory flavors, as well as its soft and chewy texture. All About Chinese Turnip Cake … Read more
Taro cake or wu tao gou is another classic dim sum dish that is also called yam cake. It is super easy to make using only shredded taro, rice flour, meat ingredients, and seasonings. My version of this dim sum staple only requires a few minutes of initial preparation and about 30 minutes of steaming. What … Read more
Craving for a sweet treat that is easy to make? Try this simple Chinese fried mantou dipped in creamy condensed milk. Instead of a soft and fluffy traditional steamed mantou, fried mantou gives you a crisp outer layer with a moist center. What Is Fried Mantou With Condensed Milk? Chinese steamed bun comes in many … Read more
Have the perfect comfort food at home with steamed mantou or steamed bun. This Chinese steamed bun is spongy and soft with a hint of sweetness. You can easily make this with pantry-friendly ingredients, including flour, sugar, yeast, and oil. Serve it for breakfast with your favorite sweet or savory sauce. What Is Steamed Mantou? … Read more
This post may contain affiliate links. Please read our disclosure policy. One of the best types of bao bun is char siu bao. Char siu is a sweet and savory marinated pork, similar to your typical BBQ. You get the juicy Chinese pork BBQ nestled in a soft fluffy bun. Making char siu bao at home is … Read more