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By Mark Bittman
Published 2005
Whether the noodle and wrappers made from its dough moved west from China or east from Italy is anyone’s guess, but it wound up everywhere. There is barely a square mile of turf between Mongolia and Hungary that doesn’t boast some kind of dumpling, and the variety is staggering. (And, if you consider the ravioli and empanada dumplings, they are universal.)
But though shape and filling vary wildly, the doughs are pretty much the same throughout the world: they’re made either with egg
