
Piedmont, Italy
Gnocchi alla bava
Gnocchi alla bava is a named Italian dumpling from Piedmont, pairing its characteristic shape or filling with a defining sauce, broth, or seasoning; the form distinguishes it from a generic version.
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Piedmont, Italy
Gnocchi alla bava is a named Italian dumpling from Piedmont, pairing its characteristic shape or filling with a defining sauce, broth, or seasoning; the form distinguishes it from a generic version.

Italy
Gnocchi alla Sorrentina is a named Italian dumpling from Sorrento, pairing its characteristic shape or filling with a defining sauce, broth, or seasoning; the form distinguishes it from a generic version.

Veneto, Italy
Gnocchi con la fioretta is a named Italian dumpling from Recoaro Terme, pairing its characteristic shape or filling with a defining sauce, broth, or seasoning; the form distinguishes it from a generic version.

Friuli-Venezia Giulia, Italy
Gnocchi di prugne is a named Italian dumpling from Friuli-Venezia Giulia, pairing its characteristic shape or filling with a defining sauce, broth, or seasoning; the form distinguishes it from a generic version.

Tuscany, Italy
Gnocchi di ricotta is a named Italian dumpling from Tuscany, pairing its characteristic shape or filling with a defining sauce, broth, or seasoning; the form distinguishes it from a generic version.

Hungary
Arany galuska
Golden dumplings are yeast dough balls dipped in butter and a sugar-walnut mixture, baked, and served with custard.

Australia
Soft flour-and-butter dumplings simmered covered in golden syrup and water until they swell and a glossy butterscotch sauce forms around them, served hot with cream — a colonial-era winter dessert still standard in Australian homes.

Romania
Gomboți
Potato-dough plum dumplings boiled until tender and rolled in toasted breadcrumbs, with the fruit melting into a tart center.

China
狗不理包子
Tianjin's soup-filled pork buns, established in 1858 and hand-pleated ever since — a protected time-honoured brand eaten at its own restaurants.

Slovenia
Grušavi žlinkrofi are Upper Savinja dumplings filled with pear and cottage cheese, boiled and served warm.

Puerto Rico
A Puerto Rican corn dumpling of fresh masa wrapped in corn husks and boiled, often served with milk or stew.

Pyongan, North Korea
굴만두
Small dumplings without a thick covering, listed as a Pyongan province representative dish; the wrapper is thin and the filling is mostly meat and vegetables; steamed and served in quantity; a Pyongan specialty that emphasizes the filling over the dough; eaten with soy sauce and vinegar.

Azerbaijan
Gürzə
Pinched dumplings sealed with a crimped ridge along the top, filled with lamb and onion and boiled in broth.

Japan
餃子
Japanese pan-fried dumplings filled with pork, cabbage, and garlic, with a crisp bottom and soft top.

Liechtenstein
Hafalaab
Hand-sized Liechtenstein corn-semolina and flour dumpling patties made with milk and egg, poached and then fried in butter for sweet or savoury serving.

Colombia
Maize dough stained with annatto, spread on plantain leaves and filled with a stew of beef, pork, chicken, olives, capers and raisins, tied and boiled — made only at Christmas.

Ukraine
Галушки
Halushky are small pieces of boiled wheat dough served with sour cream, gravy, or pork cracklings.

Haa, Bhutan
ཧོན་ཏེ།
Buckwheat dough folded around turnip greens, cheese, spinach and chilli and steamed, made in the Haa valley for the Lomba new year.

Saarland, Germany
Hoorische are Saarland potato dumplings made from a mixture of cooked and raw potato, often served with bacon sauce.

Peru
Humitas
Peruvian fresh corn tamales, sweet or savory, wrapped in corn husks and steamed. Common in the sierra for breakfast.

Lower Saxony, Germany
Hüdel are Lower Saxony flour-and-potato dumplings boiled and served with bacon, gravy or fruit depending on the table.

Slovenian Littoral, Slovenia
Idrijski žlikrofi
Small hand-shaped dumplings of thin dough around a potato, bacon and marjoram filling, pinched into a hat shape — protected, and made only in Idrija.

Czech Republic
Játrové knedlíčky
Small liver dumplings served in beef broth.

Peru
A Peruvian Amazonian cassava dumpling filled with chicken and olives, wrapped in bijao leaves and boiled. A jungle variation of juane.

Peru
Chifa dish: wontons in sweet-sour tamarind sauce with meat and vegetables

Karlovy Vary, Czech Republic
Karlovarský knedlík
Large, sliced bread dumpling from the spa town of Karlovy Vary, served with roast meats.

Podlasie, Poland
A northeastern Polish (Podlasie) potato dumpling stuffed with meat, similar to pyzy but smaller and oval. A regional specialty, hearty and savory, served with bacon.

Austria
Pressed Alpine cheese dumplings made from bread, cheese, onion, and herbs; broth is one common serving.

Thailand
ขนมต้ม
Glutinous rice balls filled with palm sugar, boiled, and rolled in fresh grated coconut.

Georgia
Хинкали
Large pleated dumplings of spiced minced meat and broth, twisted into a thick doughy knot, boiled and eaten by hand with black pepper.

Mongolia
Хуушуур
Flat half-moon pastry filled with minced mutton and onion, sealed and fried in mutton fat until blistered and golden.

South Korea
왕만두
Large, round steamed buns with a thick wrapper and generous filling of pork, beef, sprouts, tofu, and kimchi.

Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Small square dumplings of thin dough around minced beef, boiled and served under garlic yogurt and melted butter with paprika.

Norway
Klimpor fra Ryfylke
Klimpor fra Ryfylke (Ryfylke Dumplings) is a dumpling from Rogaland County, rooted in local cooking tradition.

Northern Norway, Norway
Klubb og fett is a dumpling from Northern Norway, rooted in local cooking tradition.

Silesia, Poland
'Black' Silesian dumplings: potato dumplings made with mashed and grated raw potatoes, giving them a dark, grayish color. Served with rolada and red cabbage, a Silesian specialty.