Dumplings

Niouk Yen

Mauritius

Sino-Mauritian dumplings of grated chayote squeezed dry and bound with minced pork and cornflour, steamed until translucent.

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What it is

A closer look at Niouk Yen.

Sino-Mauritian dumplings of grated chayote squeezed dry and bound with minced pork and cornflour, steamed until translucent.

What to look for

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The wrapper is the filling itself, so it should look green-grey and glassy. Eaten with a soy-and-chilli dip, usually alongside boulettes.

Where it belongs

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Native to

Mauritius

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