Workshop: The Tender Ears, Crescent Moon and the Horn

Framer Framed

Gyoza-making workshop with Asli Hatipoglu and dinner at Framer Framed

<h3>Join us for a community-based dinner that sheds light on the history of Japanese dumplings called &#x27;gyoza&#x27;. The dinner invites guests to look back in history with a critical view on what we eat, how we celebrate gyoza with its historical background that refers to healing with medicinal plants. The event will be led by Asli Hatipoglu and take place on 16 March from 17:00-19:00 at Framer Framed.</h3>We will be making Japanese dumplings called &quot;gyoza&quot; (fried and steamed dumplings), which have their origin in China. There are several folktales that explain the origin of jiaozi. They are thought to have been invented during the Eastern Han era (AD 25-220) by the Chinese physician Zhang Zhongjing. Jiaozi was originally called &quot;the soft ears&quot; because of their invention (and form) to treat the frozen ears of the poor who suffered from the cold winter. By chopping medicinal plants and wrapping them in dough leaves, he cooked them in broth to treat his patients until the arrival of the Chinese New Year. Some say they may have come from the dumplings of western Asia, where they are named for their shape like the crescent moon. Some others suggest that Jiaozi may also be called because of their horn shape, as the Chinese word for horn is jiao.After World War II, Japanese soldiers returned home with gyoza recipes from northeast China, using their own adaptation of the recipe.Come celebrate this history with us and join in on the making process!This event is part of <a href="https://framerframed.nl/en/exposities/dit-do-it-together/" target="_blank" data-msys-clicktrack="0" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">DIT </a> (Do it together) which is an opportunity to focus on projects, ideas, and reflections without an exhibition as the context. Learn more about the public programs brought together for the DIT project <a href="https://framerframed.nl/en/exposities/dit-do-it-together/" target="_blank" data-msys-clicktrack="0" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">HERE</a>.

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Workshop: The Tender Ears, Crescent Moon and the Horn

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