pumpkin dumplings

the other day i asked what cheese would go well with pumpkin to make dumplings. What is the best way to cook it? I'm using dumpling wrappers.

dieubert
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aargersi October 24, 2012
I make a soup of pumpkin ricotta dumplings simmered in broth (chicken) with some added tomato puree, basil, and then added spinach and a spinkle of parmesan. It delicious. And now I want some.
 
mrslarkin October 24, 2012
Or swiss chard leaves! (Is it lunchtime yet? I'm hungry for dumplings.)
 
Kenzi W. October 24, 2012
To prevent sticking, you can line your steamer basket with a sturdy vegetable leaf, such as bok choy.
 
fiveandspice October 24, 2012
Or green cabbage leaves!
 
mrslarkin October 24, 2012
yes, vegetable or chicken broth. You can serve the dumplings in a soup, like wonton soup. Don't dump the broth - use it.
 
fiveandspice October 24, 2012
Probably vegetable broth if you're going to use a broth.
 
mrslarkin October 24, 2012
Yum! I would either pan-fry them in a little oil, potsticker-style, or boil them gently in broth.
 
dieubert October 24, 2012
any broth?
 
dieubert October 24, 2012
any broth?
 
Kenzi W. October 24, 2012
What are looking for your end product to be? If you want traditional dumplings, you can use the potsticker method: saute in a bit of oil until one side is nicely browned, and then add a few tablespoons of water, cover, and let them steam the rest of the way. Or, try a steamer basket if you'd like to steam them the whole way!
 
dieubert October 24, 2012
i'm afraid that the wrapper would stick if i steam them. Has that happened to you before?
 
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