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Homemade Asian dumplings with naturally colored dough (red beet and green spinach) filled with a flavorful mixture of fried tofu, shiitake mushrooms, mung bean vermicelli, and soy sauce. Served with a spicy vinegar sauce, these gyosas are crispy on the bottom and tender inside, perfect for a complete vegetarian meal.
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