Manduguk: Korean Dumpling Soup
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Korean mandu — dumplings filled with a mixture of pork, tofu, kimchi, glass noodles, and vegetables — demonstrate the Korean approach to dumpling construction: a filling that balances texture (the firm pork, the yielding tofu, the chewy noodles), flavour (the fermented kimchi, the garlic, the sesame), and moisture control (the tofu and kimchi must be squeezed thoroughly before combining — excess moisture produces a soggy dumpling that breaks during cooking).
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