Meet an artist who shared her dumplings
By Smithsonian Folklife Festival
See Tian Yali’s family recipe in the setting of the festival’s China program.
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- Meet an artist who shared her dumplings
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- Smithsonian Folklife Festival
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- 2014 festival recipe and family account
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- Historical festival article, not a current event. Our guide does not reproduce the coin-hiding practice or give food-safety instructions.
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- See Tian Yali’s family recipe in the setting of the festival’s China program.
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