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Stewed Peas w/Dumplings from the Jamaican Dutchy (51st & 7th)
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Rickshaw Dumplings is on 45th, Wafels in on 60th, Jiannetto’s is on 47th, and Cer Te has got lobster rolls today.
Twitter Tracker | Midtown Lunch - Finding Lunch in the Food Wasteland of NYC's Midtown Manhattan 2010
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This first short is titled Dumplings and tells the sordid tale of a woman whose dumplings are famous for their rejuvenation powers…but what goes into making those dumplings is a bit shocking.
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I've already posted about Luscious Dumplings, which is still my favorite for the crispiness of the pan-fried, size of dumplings, the homeyness of it, and cleanliness.
Dumpling 10053, El Monte, CA - Creative Dumplings Un-creative Restaurant Name e d b m 2007
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I saw "Dumplings" at the SF Asian American International Film Festival and thought she was quite good in the movie, even if the movie itself was a bit disturbing.
8Asians.com 2009
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John: I saw "Dumplings" at the SF Asian American International Film Festival and thought she was quite ...
8Asians.com 2009
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'' 'Dumplings' '' are a family of food preparations in almost every culture, based on the combination of a sticky basic binder, usually a flour or starch but sometimes gelatin; other binders, such as egg; and possibly flavoring agents. bef lavored, as with most [[pasta]], German
Citizendium, the Citizens' Compendium - Recent changes [en] 2009
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INFO IMDb Directed by: Fruit Chan (segment "Dumplings"), Takashi Miike (segment "Box"),
AvaxHome RSS: Ttauri 2009
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Bai Ling won the Asian Oscar for her work in "Dumplings," her first Hong Kong film.
California Chronicle 2009
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'' 'Dumplings' '' are a family of food preparations found in almost every culture, based on the combination of a sticky basic binder, usually a flour or starch but sometimes gelatin; other binders, such as egg; and possibly flavoring agents. not flavored, as with most [[pasta]], German [[spaetzle]], or West African [[fufu]], but absorb flavor from the liquid in which they cook.
Citizendium, the Citizens' Compendium - Recent changes [en] 2009
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