We’re Unwrapping The Best Tips For Japanese, Taiwanese, And Korean Dumplings — From Creators Who Grew Up Making Them
"Do this in front of a Taiwanese auntie, and they're going to think you're pro."

As a food writer and content editor at Tasty, I'm your internet kitchen confidante. Hi slayers! My name is Meg Sullivan, and since graduating from culinary school in 2021, I’ve made it my mission to get young people excited about cooking for themselves.
Whether I’m recreating a viral Nara Smith recipe, blind-tasting mayo like it’s fine wine, or uncovering the surprisingly dramatic history of the potato chip, I’m all about making food culture feel relevant to every part of our lives.
Your next home-cooked meal isn’t just dinner — it’s a story worth telling. When I’m not writing, I’m FaceTiming my long-distance bestie through her dinner dilemmas, rewatching my favorite period dramas for the umpteenth time, and dancing in pretty much every kitchen I find myself in.
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