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TraderJ's has had these Thai dumplings for some time.  there is a vegetable one also

 

IMG_0747.jpg.ea5db0d7aff4c41ac0d7f6506236a4b4.jpg

 

they have two Thai bottled sauces , a yellow and an orange-ish.  both good

 

I like these sorts of things , steamed buns etc , steamy and pliable., if you get the idea

 

ive recently discovered a way that works well for me :

 

decide how many you want , then place in cold water :

 

IMG_0753.thumb.jpg.e7955470ae226fc3c39dd8470e694088.jpg

 

3 to  4 minutes .  lightly drain ( using your hands ) and place on a plate

 

a little water left on the dish is fine , and might be helpful

 

and cover w you micro cover , and Micro u til hot 

 

Im trying to stop buy jars of dips etc as I use 1/4 of each and then its 10 years later !

 

but soy etc seems to overwhelm these as they re flavors are ' delicate

 

I finally came up w what they need :   a sprinkling of rice vinegar , and

 

a shaking of Tj's green dried Hatch chili's :

 

IMG_0759.thumb.jpg.c6c8e324b2e613bed49fb304b2fe41cf.jpg

 

this looks dry but its not !

 

I might pull out some frozen ginger , and using a very fine microplane

 

grate a little of that over this.

 

delicious !

 

rotuts

rotuts

TraderJ's has had these Thai dumplings for some time.  there is a vegetable one also

 

IMG_0747.jpg.ea5db0d7aff4c41ac0d7f6506236a4b4.jpg

 

they have two Thai bottled sauces , a yellow and an orange-ish.  both good

 

I like these sorts of things , steamed buns etc , steamy and pliable., if you get the idea

 

ive recently discovered a way that works well for me :

 

decide how many you want , then place in cold water :

 

IMG_0753.thumb.jpg.e7955470ae226fc3c39dd8470e694088.jpg

 

3 4 minutes .  lightly drain ( using your hands ) and place on a plate

 

and cover w you micro cover , and Micro u til hot 

 

Im trying to stop buy jars of dips etc as I use 1/4 of each and then its 10 years later !

 

but soy etc seems to overwhelm these as they re flavors are ' delicate

 

I finally came up w what they need :   a sprinkling of rice vinegar , and

 

a shaking of Tj's green dried Hatch chili's :

 

IMG_0759.thumb.jpg.c6c8e324b2e613bed49fb304b2fe41cf.jpg

 

this looks dry but its not !

 

I might pull out some frozen ginger , and using a very fine microplane

 

grate a little of that over this.

 

delicious !

 

rotuts

rotuts

TraderJ's has had these Thai dumplings for some time.  there is a vegetable one also

 

they have two Thai bottled sauces , a yellow and an orange-ish.  both good

 

I like these sorts of thins , steamed buns etc , steamy and pliable., if you get the idea

 

ive recently discovered a way that works well for me :

 

decide how many you want , then place in cold water :

 

IMG_0753.thumb.jpg.e7955470ae226fc3c39dd8470e694088.jpg

 

3 4 minutes .  lightly drain ( using your hands ) and place on a plate

 

and cover w you micro cover , and Micro u til hot 

 

Im trying to stop buy jars of dips etc as I use 1/4 of each and then its 10 years later !

 

but soy etc seems to overwhelm these as they re flavors are ' delicate

 

I finally came up w what they need :   a sprinkling of rice vinegar , and

 

a shaking of Tj's green dried Hatch chili's :

 

IMG_0759.thumb.jpg.c6c8e324b2e613bed49fb304b2fe41cf.jpg

 

this looks dry but its not !

 

I might pull out some frozen ginger , and using a very fine microplane

 

grate a little of that over this.

 

delicious !

IMG_0747.jpg

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