
Steamed starch: Bawan is a Taiwanese street food.

Simply the best: The Amish community is known for their simple foods, including this delicious apple dumpling.

Hear us out: Uzka, meaning "little ears," are among Poland's top dumplings.

Hearty stuff: Italy's ravioli del plin are often stuffed with a meat mix, including rabbit.

Hot stuff: The Sichuan spicy wonton is served drenched in chili oil laced with Sichuan pepper.

Comfort food: Chicken and dumplings is a popular dish in the US.

Carb overload: Bryndzové halušky are potato dumplings drenched in cheese and scattered with bacon bits.

Finger-licking good: Brazilian coxinha take their shape from chicken thighs, resembling the meat inside.

Crystal clear: Teochew fun for are crystal dumplings with pork, shrimp and peanuts inside.

Lebanese delight: Shish barak are lamb dumplings served with yogurt.

The smaller the better: Dushbara are challenging to make, thanks to their small size.

Potato parcels: Kartoffelknoedel are potato dumplings sometimes stuffed with bread.

Brik house: This Tunisian specialty is a gooey mix of egg, tuna and often cheese.

Chicken or beef? You'll find empanadas in Argentina and other Latin American countries, as well as Spain.

Big as a fist: Canederli, found in Alto Adige, can be almost threateningly big.

Veggie delight: Ashak, from Afghanistan, are filled with green vegetables.

Siberian winter: Warming Pelmeni are Russia's answer to comfort food.

Sweet stuff: Daifuku are mochi, but stuffed with sticky-sweet red azuki.

Saintly sweets: Modak is a sweet dumpling offered to Lord Ganesha during Ganesh Chathurthi in Maharashtra.

Fishy origins: Siomay are fish dumplings from Chinese Indonesian cuisine.

Just desserts: Tangyuan is a favorite treat during China's traditional Lantern Festival.



