Let it rest
Cover the dough after kneading. Give it half an hour before rolling, so it stretches instead of springing back.
Notes on flour-dusted counters, folded dumplings, and the dinners we make twice.
Read the kitchen notesCover the dough after kneading. Give it half an hour before rolling, so it stretches instead of springing back.
Start with a small spoonful of filling. Press the edges firmly together, then bring the two corners around to meet.
Freeze the dumplings in one layer on a tray. Bag them once firm, so you can take out just enough for dinner.