dumpling

Converse of object

• steam: Small steamed dumplings called momos may be filled with meat or cheese.
• eat: Large Dumplings I just ate the largest dumpling I've ever seen.
• fill: Across northern China, where dry cereals are widely grown, filled dumplings and bread are very common.
• make: I saw my sister make the make the dumpling, which was boiled in a cloth.
• have: John had a dumpling for supper; my sister gave it him.
• add: You should now have a very tasty stew to add those dumplings to!

Modifies a noun

• soup: From a throw it all in the pan stir fry to a complicated dumpling soup Chinese food is a great British favorite.

Adjective modifier

• fried: The second floor has several dining sections where the fried dumplings are highly recommended.
• Chinese: We then had a go at making Chinese dumplings or Dim Sum.
• small: Everything seemed to be served with small, high-quality dumplings!
• grilled: A plate of grilled chicken dumplings ( £ 3.30 ) were different from the ones that came with the bento.
• large: Whenever there was prolonged snowy weather, my mother invariably made a large dumpling, owing to its high calorie content.
• little: You will live forever in our hearts my little dumpling.

Preposition: with

• filling: Other typical Polish dishes are fish soup, sauerkraut with wild mushrooms or peas and Polish dumplings with various fillings.

Noun used with modifier

• cloutie: Sample five festive malts along with cloutie dumpling, mince pies and a couple of other treats!
• clootie: They made a clootie dumpling, a huge round pudding tied up in a cloth.
• prawn: For starters I had the pork and prawn dumplings and my friend had spring rolls.
• rice: The first is the rice dumplings which are cooked for this event.
• potato: Just great lager and a simple range of snack meals ( consisting mainly of cheese dishes, pickled sausages and potato dumplings ).
• herb: The polenta and herb dumplings are light and filled with the flavor of the casserole.