It's Chinese New Year today, and for good luck, we should eat at least one dumpling. I probably will not, but I hope to visit the mentioned restaurant before long, because - regardless of the time of year - I am passionately fond of Chinese dumplings, and these look terrific. Happy New Year!
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February 18, 2007
Happy New Year, Please Have a Dumpling
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