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Home›How To›How to Eat Soup Dumplings: 11 Steps

How to Eat Soup Dumplings: 11 Steps

By Matthew Lynch
March 21, 2024
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Introduction:

Soup dumplings, also known as xiaolongbao, are a beloved Chinese culinary delight, combining flavorful broth with meat or vegetable fillings all enveloped within delicate little parcels. Mastering the art of eating these scrumptious bites can be tricky at first, but fear not! Follow these 11 easy steps and you’ll soon become a soup dumpling aficionado.

Step 1: Gather essentials

To eat soup dumplings properly, you’ll need a soup spoon, chopsticks, and a sauce dish filled with your preferred dipping sauce (typically soy sauce, black vinegar, and shredded ginger).

Step 2: Wait for the right temperature

Soup dumplings come piping hot from the steamer. Give them a few minutes to cool slightly; burning your mouth is no fun!

Step 3: Use chopsticks gently

Be gentle when using your chopsticks to lift the dumpling from the steamer basket. Piercing or squeezing too hard may break the skin and cause the precious soup inside to leak out.

Step 4: Place it on the spoon

Carefully transfer the dumpling onto your soup spoon. This will act as a stable base for consuming your dumpling and will catch any spills if the skin breaks.

Step 5: Poke a small hole

Gently poke a small hole in the top of the dumpling skin with your chopstick to release some steam and help further cool down the soup inside.

Step 6: Add dipping sauce

When adding dipping sauce, either pour a tiny amount into the hole on top of the dumpling or dip one side of it into your sauce dish. Do not fully submerge as this may cause the delicate skin to become soggy or break.

Step 7: Savor in moderation

The best way to enjoy this bite-sized delicacy is by sipping small amounts of the soup and savoring the flavors in your mouth.

Step 8: Proceed with caution

You don’t want to burn your mouth, so check if the remaining portion of dumpling has reached a safe temperature before eating. It helps to intermittently blow air on it as you sip the soup.

Step 9: Finish in one go

After savoring the flavors, eat the remaining dumpling in one bite. Swallow it slowly for maximum enjoyment and opportunity to appreciate the skillful preparation behind this delicious treat.

Step 10: Rinse and repeat

Enjoy each soup dumpling one by one until your hunger is satisfied or until there are no more left in your basket.

Step 11: Sharing is caring

Remember to share this delightful experience with friends and family, making sure everybody gets an equal share of these tasty morsels.

Conclusion:

With a little practice, you’ll become a seasoned pro at eating soup dumplings by following these simple steps. So go ahead – venture out to your nearest dim sum hous or make them at home, and relish in the delectable delights of xiaolongbao!

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