my friend Annie.

She's making dumplings with her dad.

- Do you want to get the green onions?

Dump them all in.

You've made dumplings before?

- Ya, who taught you how to?

- Mom did.

- Wow!

- She learnt it from my grandmother.

- And she passes it on.

And you pass it on, right?

- Right now, that's right.

I don't think you mixed before, have you?

- Uh, no.

- Remember having it in China?

We had dumplings there.

- Oh yeah, I loved that... - That's right.

- ...restaurant.

That good?

- Add a little bit here... and then here.

- ♪ It's you I like ♪ ♪ It's not the things you wear ♪ ♪ It's not the way ♪ ♪ You do your hair but it's you ♪ ♪ I like ♪ - And we're gonna fold it over.

- Like thingy-majjigy?

- Ya, we can pinch all the edges so that all the filling doesn't... - Now it's pinch all it out... - We'll put a little bit of glue on one of the ears.

OK?

Then pull the 2 ears together.

- How?

- Just grab the 2 ears.

Ya, and then pinch them together.

There we go.

- ♪ It's you I like ♪ - That's it.

- ♪ Not the things you wear ♪ - Looks pretty good.

(laughter) - ♪ It's not the way you do your hair but it's you I like ♪ ♪ It's the way you are right now ♪ - Good.

You ready?

- Mm-hmm!

- You want to go cook it?

OK, let's wash our hands.

- ♪ Not the things that hide you ♪ ♪ Not your toys, they're just beside you ♪ - Drop it from, like, here.

- Here?

- Ya.

Ya, and I'll stir it.

Alright.

- ♪ It's you I like ♪ - Here's the next.

All done!

- All done.

- ♪ Your eyes, your feelings ♪ ♪ Whether old or new ♪ - (Daniel): ♪ It's you I like ♪♪ Thanks for showing us how people make dumplings, Annie!