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Dim Sum: The Art of the Dumpling

Master the art of creating these delectable Chinese morsels with a focus on technique, delicacy, flavor, and mastery.

Experience the exquisite world of Dim Sum, the Chinese tapas that delight the heart with their small yet flavorful delicacies.

In this online cooking course, Chef Meilan Kao shares the secrets of crafting spectacular Dim Sum recipes. These dishes boast exquisite flavor combinations and techniques refined over thousands of years. Dim Sum, often referred to as Chinese dumplings, is a cherished part of Chinese gastronomic heritage, and Chef Meilan Kao, from the renowned KAO restaurant specializing in dumplings, is here to guide you.

As a third-generation chef from the pioneering Kao family of Chinese gastronomy in Spain, Meilan Kao imparts comprehensive knowledge, covering everything from traditional to innovative Dim Sum recipes. You’ll learn the intricacies of dough preparation, various sealing techniques, flavor pairings for fillings, and the art of cooking these delectable treats.

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Course Syllabus

Learn how to craft five spectacular Dim Sum recipes, each bearing the distinctive Kao family touch.

What you'll learn

In this online cooking course, you’ll delve into the world of Dim Sum, or Chinese dumplings, with the Kao family, pioneers of Chinese gastronomy in Barcelona. Here’s what you’ll learn:

  1. Explore the history, origins, and various types of dim sum, from the steamed Ha Gao to the boiled Jiaozi, and even the Vietnamese Nem (fried). The course’s star recipe is the Green Sui Mai, a Kao Dim Sum specialty.
  2. Master the art of working with different types of dough, including wheat flour, rice flour, potato starch flour, or tapioca flour.
  3. Discover the unique closure techniques for dim sum, which can vary based on culinary tradition.
  4. Learn various cooking methods, from frying and grilling to steaming, to create these delectable Chinese delicacies.

Who is it for?

This online Chinese cooking course is designed for both professional chefs and enthusiastic food lovers who want to enhance their culinary repertoire with creative starters and tapas. You’ll dive into the art of making dim sum, a dish that blends tradition and sophistication, offering limitless possibilities for any kitchen.

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shumai paste

Please maybe there is a problem with the shumai paste recipe? 350ml of water for 230g of flour

Jean-pierre Prianon

Great job

Great job

Nikolas Tsafos

Great course

I really liked Meilan Kao's teaching and the explanations are very detailed. The supplementary material is very enlightening. However, I missed the Xiao Long Bao recipe - I find this dumpling quite challenging, I've made it a few times but haven't managed to get it completely right yet. It would be great if there was part 2 of the Dim Sum course ;D

GABRIELLE DEMOZZI

Good but with some mistakes

In the recipe for the sauce for Fried Wanton, the amount of potato starch is wrong. Using 50 grams of potato starch the sauce is inedible. Alternatively, the amount of water might be incorrect.

Luca Materazzi

Delicious Intro to Dim Sum

Excellent intro to Dim Sum, explaining the history and techniques. I wish the course included a recipe for xiao long bao (soup dumplings) even though these are not traditional dim sum. Some of the recipes were frustrating due to mistranslation to English. Overall a very good course for practicing techniques, and the recipes were delicious. Chef Meilan Kao is a great teacher!

Andrew Freire

Meet your Instructor

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Creative Director and Co Founder of Grupo Kao

On a journey to celebrate Chinese culture through gastronomy, much more than just a chef, she is a visionary who looks to the past to build the future.

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What's included?

  • 1h 30min of HD video
  • 13 Lessons
  • 5 Recipes
  • Additional Material
  • 6 Quizzes
  • Certificate

Available languages

  • Español, English
  • English, Español, Italiano (BETA), Français (BETA), Português (BETA), Deutsch (BETA)
Level
  • Medium

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Luca Materazzi
Posted 2 days ago
Good but with some mistakes

In the recipe for the sauce for Fried Wanton, the amount of potato starch is wrong. Using 50 grams of potato starch the sauce is inedible. Alternatively, the amount of water might be incorrect.

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GABRIELLE DEMOZZI
Posted 3 months ago
Great course

I really liked Meilan Kao's teaching and the explanations are very detailed. The supplementary material is very enlightening. However, I missed the Xiao Long Bao recipe - I find this dumpling quite challenging, I've made it a few times but haven't managed to get it completely right yet. It would be great if there was part 2 of the Dim Sum course ;D

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Santhosh Kandan
Posted 3 months ago
cierre de dumpling

me gustaria que hacer cierre de la dumpling pero en este curos no tenemos mucho

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Andrew Freire
Posted 5 months ago
Delicious Intro to Dim Sum

Excellent intro to Dim Sum, explaining the history and techniques. I wish the course included a recipe for xiao long bao (soup dumplings) even though these are not traditional dim sum. Some of the recipes were frustrating due to mistranslation to English. Overall a very good course for practicing techniques, and the recipes were delicious. Chef Meilan Kao is a great teacher!

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Nikolas Tsafos
Posted 5 months ago
Great job

Great job

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Jean-pierre Prianon
Posted 6 months ago
shumai paste

Please maybe there is a problem with the shumai paste recipe? 350ml of water for 230g of flour

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