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    Do I need to steam the momos before frying them?
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    THat is your choice. Some people find straight fried ones to be crispier.
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    For how many minutes should I boil momos?
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    Boil it at least 10 minutes for even cooking.
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    Should I make a round momo, or a half moon momo?
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    It depends on your choice. A half moon momo is easier to make. But the choice is yours!
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    Is boiling a good substitute for steaming momos?
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    It might be, but most likely the consistency will be tougher and they won't be as tasty.
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    How do I make paneer momos?
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    To make paneer momos do as the above, but first boil the paneer and put salt, spices, etc. inside the dough.
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    Can I freeze the stuffed momos an hour before cooking them?
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    No, because when you steam it, the dough will crack.
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    Can I use whole wheat flour instead of all-purpose or white wheat flour?
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    Yes, but the dough needs slightly more water than the regular flour, in order to make it stretchy and pliable.
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    Is it necessary to cook meat or vegetables before it is put inside the dough?
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    No, when you cook your momos, the meat and vegetables get cooked from the inside.
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