Perfect Gourmet Pot stickers

Pfffft · ‎12-24-2010

Has anyone tried the Perfect Gourmet Pot stickers? Comments?

sunshine45 · ‎03-09-2010

yes, delicious and easy to prepare.

i like serving them with a soy dipping sauce, peanut sauce, and thai chili sauce.

great for a snack, a light dinner, or parties.

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mimomof4 · ‎03-08-2018

We have tried the Perfect Goumet brand along with the brand which Costco sells. They both taste the same. Not all that exciting. I have tried preparing them in different ways - frying, microwave, boil, add in soup etc - nothing wowed us. If you are wondering if you would like them I would try the much lower cost from Costco or your local grocery store.

MalteseMomma · ‎03-09-2010

@mimomof4 wrote:
We have tried the Perfect Goumet brand along with the brand which Costco sells. They both taste the same. Not all that exciting. I have tried preparing them in different ways - frying, microwave, boil, add in soup etc - nothing wowed us. If you are wondering if you would like them I would try the much lower cost from Costco or your local grocery store.

I agree!

RedTop · ‎09-01-2010

My family likes them, and I have been on auto delivery for quite awhile.

LolaMontez · ‎12-18-2011

I've tried them and and I like the ones HSN sells better. The name starts with a B. In the air fryer until crunchy and a soy/sesame/hot cherry pepper/sugar dipping sauce. FABULOUS!

chickenbutt · ‎03-09-2010

I like these, too. I haven't gotten them for a few years, though, as I'm still using the ones I got back then.

I take mine and vacuum-seal them, ten in a pack, so they stay pristine for a long time. I can just pull out one packet of them and that makes a whole meal for me. I put them in a warm pan, on medium, and after they get going I add a little water and put the lid on the pan so they kind of steam and brown on that one side. I also like to put a bit of the dipping sauce in there, too, so some of the flavor is absorbed in the cooking.

I buy this stuff at Amazon (because I cannot find it at the store) that I really enjoy using with them. It's called Potsticker Gyoza dipping sauce and the brand is 'Dynasty'. It has soy, sesame oil, and seasonings in it. It's been the most perfect sauce I've found for this use.

PA Mom-mom · ‎05-27-2015

@Pfffft I sent these to my DD for several years on auto delivery. They loved them when she had to work and my son in law had to cook. He made these with broccoli. A good meal. You could probably do as well with Costco, but if you don't have a Costco nearby, these are good. Wait for a really good price and auto delivery.