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This class will teach you everything about making Dim Sum, covering ingredients, sourcing, cooking equipment and methods, and you'll go home with the recipes and some extra dumplings!

Learn how to make and then feast on: prawn dumplings (Har Gow), Siu Mai (open, steamed pork & prawn dumplings), Gyoza/potstickers and Jiao Zi.

About your host, Paula: "My father immigrated here in the 1960's and opened 2 restaurants. As is customary with Chinese families, I worked part-time at the restaurant and started off helping out in the kitchen which is where I wrapped my first dumpling, and I've never stopped making dumplings since!"

Traditional Dim Sum Cooking Class

Learn how to make and then feast on: prawn dumplings (Har Gow), Siu Mai (open, steamed pork & prawn dumplings), Gyoza/potstickers and Jiao Zi


Wash down the dumplings with some Chinese tea


Cooking class and dumplings for up to 6 people


Vegetarian/vegan alternatives are available upon request


Har Gow (蝦餃)

Open Topped Steamed Pork & Prawn Dumplings

Siu Mai (燒賣)

Gyoza

Jiao Zi (餃子)

Chinese

Spanish

Simplified Chinese

Traditional Chinese

English

French

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Italian

Hello! I'm a first generation BBC (British born Chinese). My father immigrated here in the 1960's and has opened 2 restaurants. The first was a generic Chinese restaurant (it was the 70's after all) that was torn down to make way for a shopping mall, and the second was considered to be one of the first specialist Chinese joints opened in the UK, a Szechuan/Peking (before being renamed Beijing) restaurant in the 80's. As is customary with Chinese families, children are considered free labour so I worked part-time at this restaurant during my school days and started off helping out in the kitchen which is where I wrapped my first dumpling! This was a 鍋貼 (translation: wor tip - literally a potsticker!) and I've never stopped making dumplings ever since. I would love to introduce you to the same delights and show you how quick and easy to make them in your own home. 

Traditional Dim Sum Cooking Class

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