How not to cook dumplings: top common mistakes
During cooking, dumplings often fall apart, turn out to be rubbery, or stick together. All this is due to the wrong frying or boiling technology.
Therefore, the FoodOboz editorial team will help you understand the most common mistakes of this dish.
Dough for making dumplings
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Boiling freshly made dumplings
Even if you don't plan to cook the dumplings right away, you still need to freeze them a little. Otherwise, the liquid from the filling will start to leak out and the products will be dry.
Long-term defrosting of dumplings
Throwing dumplings into water
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This is the mistake that causes dumplings to stick together in the pan. Take the dumplings out of the freezer only when the water has boiled.
Putting dumplings in water of the wrong temperature
Dumplings should only be placed in salted boiling water. The products will not stick together and will be juicy.
Ready-made boiled dumplings
Insufficient water volume
For dumplings to be soft and juicy, they need to be cooked in enough water. So don't be afraid to choose a larger pot even for a small number of products.
Dumpling soup
Insufficient frying temperature
Serving boiled dumplings
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Dumplings can be boiled or fried. But to prevent the dough from sticking to the surface, the pan should be very well heated.
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