When the chefs of Sung Dynasty China created a vast array of succulent bite-sized morsels to titillate the pampered palates of their Imperial rules, little did they know that they were inventing the tradition of Dim Sum. These tiny snacks are now much loved throughout China and in Chinatowns the world over.
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