Jiao Zi every country has it!
November 21, 2009
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For our Relief Society Enrichment (LDS women’s organization activity) Sister Shelly taught us to make Jiao Zi or Dumplings.

The multipurpose room. The Chapel, Sunday School and Primary room on Sunday, Cultural hall for branch parties and the kitchen for Relief Society activities!

Sister Stevens, Jennifer, and Shelly. Sister Shelly had the patience of an angel teaching us how to fold the dumplings.

One of the Korean Sisters who could just wipe dumplings out beautifully in her sleep!

I think I prefer the size of Empanadas, I've yet to be able to constrain my self to eating just a couple.

Dumplings are my kind of cooking, they float when their done which means I have a chance of cooking them for the right amount of time.
A recipe will be posted just as soon as I get the email.
When going to the south of China, south being a relative term, I learned I was a dumpling addict. In China Shanghai is considered south because in ancient China that was considered the southern boarder in many of the dynasties. So back to the point while there I realized I was grateful for living in the North because I find the food more to my preference. Dumplings are a northern food with rice being served at the end of the meals as a filler or not at all. Dumplings and noodles make up a bulk of the food.
I love dumplings but as I pondered this I realized that is not a big surprise. Most countries have their version of the food of which I am addicted to all of them. The South Americans – Empanadas no denying that addiction. Italians – Raviolis okay the number one thing ordered when I eat anywhere that serves pasta. England – Meat Pastries only England can make that work. And lets not forget the good ol’ American Hot Pocket, okay that’s a bit of a stretch but hey breaded deliciousness with an amazing filling.