olwen - I can list some for you if you are that keen - as I never use mine :)
pickles7,
Mar 23, 5:59pm
O dear business must be slack, still. Stress is creeping in, again. These were sold through a home sell magazine only, years ago. They are probably being binned as I type.
janny3,
Mar 26, 12:56am
How do you use dumpling press gadgets?I make mash potato dumplings, pumpkin ones too & just drop the batter into the hot soup/stew to cook.Do the gadgets make those posh filled-style dumplings or Chinese ones?Just curious.
addington261,
Mar 26, 5:03pm
I want to know as well. I am a kitchen appliance/gadget junkie and need to know about something I haven't got lol
uli,
Mar 26, 6:46pm
Why don't you click the link in post #1 then?
cookessentials,
Mar 26, 6:50pm
Go on uli, tell em...you HAVE one remember. I am sure you MUST know how they work?
uli,
Mar 26, 7:03pm
Don't be silly cookie - I have a set of 4 and of course everybody knows how they work - you put a round of dough in, plus the filling and close them. Gee - what's difficult about it? if you look at the link given in post#1 it is all there.
janny3,
Mar 26, 7:17pm
Yes I was curious too.Clicked the link but was interested to hear of someone's experience.
Watched Jamie Oliver making dumplings in Navajo country on TB today.They were hand rolled sausage shaped.
uli,
Mar 27, 9:06am
janny3 - you can easily make filled dumplings without any gadgets, I have mine because someone gave them to me, but I only used them once.
Just roll and cut your dough into any shape you want, then moisten the edges with water, add the filling to one half, fold over and press the edges together to seal. You can use a fork if you feel like it. Then depending on what sort you have made, either boil, bake or fry them.
elliehen,
Mar 27, 9:11am
Please list them. You might get a bidding war.I'd like some too :)
pickles7,
Mar 27, 9:38am
made me think of that "deck" ad...... Look at me "i'm a de-ick"
cookessentials,
Mar 27, 2:29pm
not being silly at all...two people asked, so just give em the answer...cant be that difficult.
cookessentials,
Mar 27, 2:30pm
yes, list them...go on...self promote away LOL
janny3,
Mar 28, 10:05am
Nephews said the sausage shaped dumplings looked like little-dix as the Navajo would not eat round dumplings.
Instead I'd pinch the round ones in the middle, bow-tie or dog-bone shaped.
When my nephew was a 5 y/o he used to ask me for some little-dix - clicked they were cocktail palonies.
elliehen,
Mar 28, 10:16am
janny3, could you please post your recipe for the pumpkin dumplings?
That looks very similar to gnocchi. They are usually made with potato but can be made with pumpkin or kumara.
elliehen,
Mar 28, 7:19pm
Thanks janny3.
janny3,
Mar 28, 8:16pm
Hope to see your pics ;o)
moreorless,
Mar 29, 11:06am
Hi Shop-a-holic
Your latest gadget! - the red apple, is that for making apple pies, where did you get this from??? it is for apple pie isn't it.
Thanks
elliehen,
Mar 29, 4:40pm
No promises - not great on the 'plating' aspect ;)
nzl99,
Mar 29, 5:08pm
x1
Thanks for the pics!Is that you in the profile piccie?
janny3,
Jul 13, 9:17am
x1
I'm the baby - pre-dumpling... LOL!
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