Annie’s Kitchen Complete Set Handmade Bamboo Steamer Baskets, Lid Dumpling Maker with Spoon, 4 Reusable Cotton Liners, 2 sets Chopsticks- For Rice, Vegetables, Fish, Meat, Desserts(10 Inch 2 Tiers)

Fantastic kit!!! A 10 out of 10, I would buy this again. I had been craving homemade dumplings for a while, but didn’t have any of the tools necessary to make them myself. I did not want to spend an arm and leg for individual pieces so I was looking for a reasonably priced kit. I clicked on this product, and WOW. The bamboo steamer basket is not only handmade, it’s made from ethically sourced bamboo (a big win in my book). I didn’t know what wheat straw was, so I looked it up. The dumpling maker is made from wheat stalks, which I read breaks down in 3 to 6 months! Having the cotton liners included was a big must have for me as well. When I made dumplings for the first time using these products I couldn’t have been happier. I originally wanted to use my wok because it would be more authentic, but ultimately chose to use my 6qt stockpot because it held so much more water. And it fit PERFECTLY! Everything is easy to use and clean as well. Dumplings came out delicious :)

To make this perform best I purchased a steamer plate to fit on top of different pans, works best depending on your needs. I burnt the outside of my old one because we have a commercial stove.

This is a nice set. Not sure if I will ever make my own dumplings or won tons - (comes with a plastic press and stuffing spreader) - but - the set also comes with cotton steamer liners - washable - reusable - I was excited about that. They seem pretty sturdy - time will tell. The 2 tier steamer baskets I received didn't really fit together - the marry was just a little off - they note they are handmade - but wish they fit together nicely. They say they are constructed of bamboo and appear to be. I did order another set that is made out of spruce. It will be nice to compare quality and use. We'll see if the fit improves with use - maybe? or could be worse with the swelling in water. Just not sure. Having said that, I never hesitate to update my reviews should new info seem useful.

I've never used one of these before and was surprised how easy it was to use. I've mostly just steamed fresh or frozen vegetables, but it worked like a charm. Just filled a pot to 60%-70% full (per instructions) and set the steamer on top. Within a short period of time the vegetables were ready. Going to try making some dumplings next with the supplied dumpling press...

This is a nice size steamer than works exactly as it should. I used a pot that was the exact same size rather than a wok and it worked very well. I am finding that the provided cloths, which are great to use, are a little hard to clean, so I recommend washing them in the laundry.

Excellent steam basket. Ran 75 Manapua through it the day I got it. Very sturdy. The Manapua stuck to the cotton layers making cleaning difficult. Highly recommend.

I’ve been dying to have one of these but thought they were overpriced. This one was a great value and when I say they food I steamed in it came out tasting 100% better than it did before, I’m not joking. The items we get from Costco, normally are just for the microwave. However we put them frozen straight into the steamer and they come out beautifully. Definitely a purchase I don’t regret.

Basket is great. Tried to rinse liners before use, one fell apart. Tried to use other two & everything stuck. Switched to parchment paper and nothing was sticking & food was easily removed from basket