I love how easily these puppies fry up. No need to waste oil with deep-frying, either—just stick 'em in a pan and let 'er rip.
*We can debate whether these really count as Chinese-style. Typically, thinner-skinned mandu are closer to the Japanese gyoza end of the spectrum, whereas thicker-skinned mandu are closer to the quasi-jiaozi you find in both American-style and Korean-style Chinese restaurants.
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