Soup Dumplings

#shorts #soupdumpling #soupdumplings #dumpling #pork #foiegras #china #chinese

[Arctirex_]

To anyone who is wondering why did he suck on the dumplings is because when you bite it, a whole waterfall is gonna pour out of the dumpling(if you dont wanna make a mess)

[JohannKwan]

"Start with two tablespoons foie gras"

Woof that is a fancy Xiao Long Bao.

[Hunter-plbb]

these shorts are so satisfying to watch lmao

[Matta_tomato]

Me a Chinese can confirm nick pronounced it damn good
And it's called 小籠包 and it's also one of my favorite dishes

[Dctctx]

“Not to flex on anyone”
Nick just described himself

[bruhhhhhh]

"I'm guessing most of you dont have a steamer"
me: laughs in asian.

[cesjjasper]

As a Chinese Malaysian:> thank you for being the first chief YouTuber in my list who can speak Chinese

[lucidloki]

“Not to flex on anyone”
Immediately proceeds to flex on all of us

[dakota]

As someone who is Asian, and my mom makes dumplings a lot, I can say, this is spot on and it looks delicious

[reinafujihara]

Me being a Chinese girl that can't even speak Chinese correctly:
*I just got flexed on*

[NNTKM]

For your kind information as an Asian, I haven't seen anyone to use gelatin. If you want the actual authentic taste, just make a regular chicken soup. Freeze it. Then cut it into smaller cube sizes and wrap it in the flour moulding. And then steam it. You will get the authentic taste.

[mrfreetime]

"I'm guessing you don't have a bamboo steamer" THAT IS THE ONE THING I DO HAVE

[seanleung]

I’m live in hong kong china and he nailed it

[gonnapoo]

Nick: let's make chinese soup dumplings
Also nick: let's start with foie gras

[Lordezra]

2 tbs foie gras
1 green onion
2 bits of ginger
1 1/3 cup chicken stock
Boil 8 mins
I/2 tsp gelatin
Pour into fridge and leave to cool
Another dish
1 mince green onion
1 tbs rice whine
1 1/2 tsp sesame oil
1 tsp soy sauce
1 1/2 tsp sugar
Half a pound of ground pork
Salt
Pepper
Add the other mixture we put in fridge!
Then roll into the dumpling dough!!

[White-tqsi]

*When his Mandarin is better than your Mandarin, and you're an actual Chinese who can't speak Mandarin*

*Nervous laughter*

[ryanj.]

As a chinese fellow, you pronounced "Xiao Long Bao" Very well.

[davidbanner]

I was taught to cut the soup broth into cubes after it sets, put a cube in every mixture then steam, that way you're soup is really soupy when you bite into it

[who_the]

you can also use pasta stainer
brush some oil on pasta stainer
and put it inside a big pot full of hot water and steam ur dumplings 😊

[vanguard]

As someone who has learned Chinese for pretty much my entire life (if you include learning from parents), I say your pronunciation of xiao'long'bao is quite spot-on. Very good for someone who may not have grown up in a Chinese family environment (I say "may" because I don't know, for all I know you could have an Asian parent lol). In fact, I'd go as far as to say you're exceptional for someone who may not have grown up in a Chinese environment. Kudos to you for knowing this 👌 Not disappointed at all with subscribing to you. 👍

Edit: I might just delete this comment, the replies are just so ridiculous when all I was trying to do was give a compliment. I'm so tired of dealing with the replies. YES I SPEAK CHINESE AND LEARNT FROM NATIVE SPEAKERS MY ENTIRE LIFE PLEASE LEAVE ME ALONE ALREADY FOR CRYING OUT LOUD I NEVER SAID IT WAS PERFECT I JUST SAID IT WAS GOOD MY GOSH!!! JUST LEAVE ME ALONE ALL I WAS TRYING TO DO WAS GIVE SOMEONE A COMPLIMENT WHAT'S SO WRONG WITH THAT HUH???