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\nIt’s easy to find pork and leek\/chive\/cabbage dumplings everywhere in every Chinatown (and that’s a good thing, because where would we be without them?) but don’t overlook dumplings featuring dill. They’re absolutely delicious and, if I may say so, a delightful change from the usual. You might have to search a bit because of a language hurdle: For example, go to the New York Food Court at 133-35 Roosevelt Ave, Flushing, Queens and head over to booth 19, Four Seasons Snacks (but you won’t find the name in English, so refer to the second photo). The Dumplings sign uses the characters \u8334\u9999 and translates it as fennel, their paper menu translates it as dill; Google Translate reports that it means fennel.<\/p>\nNo matter. Get an order of D5 (Fennel with Pork) and prepare for a treat. To me, they taste like dill and they’re wonderful.<\/p>\n
I’ve seen a beef and dill combination elsewhere as well. Does anybody else here crave these as much as I do?
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