Cooking Class: Asian Dumplings From Scratch
This hands-on cooking class with Chef Melissa is all about dumplings: you’ll learn how to make the dough, how to fold the wraps and how to perfectly pan-sear your creations. You’ll fold your dumplings into a variety of shapes, including triangles, pleats and roses. To begin, you’ll prepare savory and scrumptious lotus leaf buns stuffed with char siu pork. You’ll then make traditional Chinese-style dumplings (guotie), filled with beef and Chinese chives. After cooking a vegetable wonton soup, you’ll then finish the meal with sweet and creamy boba ice cream — a classic Asian dessert.
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Char Siu Pork in Lotus Leaf Bun
Guotie
With beef and Chinese chives
Wanton Soup
With seasonal vegetables
Boba Ice Cream
- Minimum Guests 2
- Maximum Guests 5
- Event Duration 2.5 hours
- Activity Level
Activity Level
- LabelsCouples, Gourmet, Chinese, Asian, Holiday, Group, Mother's Day
- This is a BYOB venue and alcoholic beverages are not available for sale. You are welcome to bring beer and wine to enjoy during class.
Classpop! guest reviews for this experience
Amelie
18 Mar 2023
Chef Melissa is passionate, accommodating and generous. I had such a nice experience learning how to make dumplings with her! Besides delicious food and a welcoming environment, Chef Melissa provides useful tips and joy that make the time there so enjoyable. I recommend this cooking class :)
Alix
11 Feb 2023
Chef Melissa was absolutely amazing! She is full of energy and joy that is infectious. We learned so much about dumplings and made a delicious meal. We can’t wait to try making more dumplings on Valentine’s Day. We already can’t get enough of making our own! If you love food and fun, go with Chef Melissa. You won’t regret it!
Nathan
31 Dec 2022
Had a super fun night, food was delicious!
Event location: Boston
Chef’s Place
Exact location is provided after booking.
Meet your chef
Chef Melissa uses cooking to bring food enthusiasts together, and to celebrate cultures and curiosities. After spending her youth in her home country of Taiwan, she worked as a food writer and spent dozens of years in Boston honing her craft alongside renowned chefs. Part story-teller, part educator, and part food and wine lover, Chef Melissa blends her Asian roots, her world travels and her love of food and culture to bring joy and inspiration to people everywhere.
