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		<title>78/365: Pelmeni</title>
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		<dc:creator>Melvin</dc:creator>
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Haha. Today was an experimental day where I felt adventurous enough to try making a Russian dumpling with ground pork and beef, also known as Pelmeni. The meat filling recipe went so well, I didn&#8217;t even break a sweat. Then when it came to the dough, I was misguided with the recipe and it became [...]]]></description>
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<p>Haha. Today was an experimental day where I felt adventurous enough to try making a Russian dumpling with ground pork and beef, also known as Pelmeni. The meat filling recipe went so well, I didn&#8217;t even break a sweat. Then when it came to the dough, I was misguided with the recipe and it became runny. Several additional cups of flour later, and I got the texture needed to make the dumpling skin.</p>
<p>Boil these suckers in hot water for 5 minutes and then pan fry it in butter, then serve with a side of sour-cream &#8230; oh goodness.</p>
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