Savory, filling and comforting little bites of deliciousness – who is hungry for dumplings right now? These versatile creations are found in the cuisine of many different cultures in all different forms, and they’re tasty no matter how you make them! Check out these 15 delicious dumpling recipes from our Food Monster App and find your favorite way to eat dumplings!
Image Source: New Year’s Dumplings
Celebrate the start of the Chinese New Year with these delicious dumplings! These New Year’s Dumplings from The Plantiful Plate by Christine Wong are packed with veggies and tofu, and are a fantastic pair with ginger or chili sauces which are included in this recipe!
Image Source: Cranberry Bread Dumplings With Red Wine Mushroom Sauce
Bread dumplings are a dish that every Austrian knows from dinners at grandma’s house. Traditionally made with eggs, these are held together with ground flax seeds. Fresh cranberries, parsley, and chopped almonds not only make these Cranberry Bread Dumplings With Red Wine Mushroom Sauce from Melina Kutelas festive and pretty to look at, they also taste amazing. Served alongside a red wine mushroom sauce, the two go together like no other!
Image Source: Edamame Postickers
If you’re looking to explore the world of effortless potstickers, colorful foods, or simply want to wow your friends, try these. These Edamame Postickers from Gabrielle St. Claire are filled with a creamy edamame filling flavored with scallions and miso, giving them a tangy, umami, springy flavor. The wrappers get their pretty pink color from defrosted dragonfruit, making them as good to look at as they are to devour.
Image Source: Orange Dumplings With Halva Sauce
These Orange Dumplings With Halva Sauce from Magdalena Pienkos are double orange, because of the color and taste. The secret ingredient is fresh, grated orange peel, which gives the dish a very joyful flavor. The taste is complemented by a creamy sauce of sesame halva. Millet groats, chickpea flour and sweet potatoes make this a filling and delicious recipe!
Image Source: Tofu Gyoza
This Tofu Gyoza from Lan Pham Wilson is so delicious and easy to make! You can dip them in hot sauce or soy sauce or just have them plain. They make a great appetizer or even meal if you eat enough of them, which you won’t have a problem doing!
Image Source: Lentil Dumplings: Savory Indian Donuts
These Lentil Dumplings: Savory Indian Donuts from Anupa Joseph are a delicious and satisfying Indian dish, infused with aromatic spices and tons of flavor. Adding the rice flour to the mixture helps to make them crispy.
Image Source: Wild Rice and Tofu Dumplings With Spicy Glass Noodle Salad
These Wild Rice and Tofu Dumplings With Spicy Glass Noodle Salad from Travis Piper can be whipped up with minimal ingredients thanks to the simple and flexible recipe. The vegetables used in the filling can be swapped out for whatever you like and the spice level of the sauce is customizable! Serve your dumplings alongside this glass noodle salad that can be made in only a few minutes. Use the sauce from the dumplings along with a couple other veggies and seasonings to make a salad that is complementary to the dumplings but also can be enjoyed on its own.
Image Source: Fellah Köftesi: Turkish Bulgur Dumplings
Are you looking for a cheap, simple, and tasty dish? Then, Fellah Köftesi: Turkish Bulgur Dumplings from Deniz Kilic could be just the thing for you. The preparation is very easy and the results are hearty, flavorful dumplings served in an aromatic tomato sauce. Sprinkle fresh parsley on top and a dollop of dairy-free yogurt, if desired.
Image Source: Ratatouille Gyoza
When Japan meets Provence, France, these Ratatouille Gyoza are what happens. Gyoza are pan-fried or steamed Japanese dumplings typically filled with meat. But in this fusion recipe from Edelweiss and Lorelei, they’re stuffed with an herby ratatouille-inspired tomato sauce with creamy cashew cheese. The perfect appetizer to wow your guests!
Image Source: Manti: Turkish Dumplings With Yogurt and Paprika Sauce
Manti are delicious Turkish pastries with potato and chard stuffing that feel like a silky dream in your mouth for you and your guests. These are sort of like mini pierogis with a different filling and more spices! YUM. This Manti: Turkish Dumplings With Yogurt and Paprika Sauce recipe from Deniz Kilic can be prepared either with regular or gluten-free flour. If you’re looking for a new recipe to add to your dinner plans, this is a definite yes.
Image Source: Roasted Tofu and Grilled Seitan Dumplings
Tofu AND seitan dumplings?! A little out there, we know. Mixing the two kings of the vegan protein world into tight little packages of perfection is one of the best culinary discoveries. Add in some sautéed, minced bell peppers, white onion, tons of garlic, and scallions and you’ve got something truly transcendent. Make as many of these Roasted Tofu and Grilled Seitan Dumplings from Travis Piper as your heart desires because you will never regret having made too many dumplings.
Image Source: Pumpkin Dumplings With Leek Sauce
These adorable Pumpkin Dumplings With Leek Sauce from Valentina Chiappa are made with pumpkin and chestnut flour for a unique, nutty dish. The strong flavor of the leeks are balanced with the rich, mellowness of the sage. This makes for a wonderful and impressive dinner party meal.
Image Source: ‘Not Pork’ Mushroom Potstickers
It’s never polite to choose favorites so let’s just say that dumplings are almost always on our tops list of things to snack on and these ‘Not Pork’ Mushroom Potstickers from Melina Kutelas are a perfect example of why these bite-sized morsels are so darn good. The thin dough is stuffed with a savory blend of marinated mushrooms and herb and then fried and steamed to plump perfection.
Image Source: Dumplings With Black Cabbage
Good and easy to prepare, you can use different vegetable to change these up! These Dumplings With Black Cabbage from Simona Malerba could be called a “surprise” dish, in the sense that depending on the bread you use and the vegetables, they will be different each time. One thing that makes the dish very good is the addition of a little light soy sauce (the light, less salty) to the broth. Try!
Image Source: Veggie Gyoza
Mushrooms, carrots, sprouts and cabbage feature in the filling so although these Veggie Gyoza from Harriet Porterfield look like a treat, you’ll benefit from a whole heap of veggies if you try this recipe! The wrappers are crispy and light, just like those gyozas you eat at your fave Chinese or Japanese restaurant. You can make a big batch of the wrappers ahead of time and freeze for speedy dinners.
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