Wonton Soup

Wonton Soup

Wonton is one of many favorite Chinese snacks, especially in the southern part of China. The process of making wontons is similar to that of dumplings but the two taste quite different.

Ingredients

8oz
Wonton Wrappers
1bunch
Lettuceor Bok Choy Leaves
2Tbsp
Scallions, finely chopped
1tsp
Fresh Ginger, grated
1
SponsoredEggland's Best Classic Egg
1cup
Ground Pork
1/2cup
Shrimp, chopped
1/2tsp
Ground Black Pepper
1tsp
Sesame Oil
1Tbsp
Oyster Sauce
1tsp
Dried Shrimp
1piece
Dried Seaweed
to taste
Scallions, chopped
to taste
Salt
Nutrition Per Serving
Calories
796
Fat
32.4 g
Protein
48.3 g
Carbs
76.9 g

Cooking Instructions

step 1

To make the filling, combine the Ground Pork (1 cup), Scallions (2 Tbsp), Fresh Ginger (1 tsp), Eggland's Best Classic Egg (1), Shrimp (1/2 cup), Ground Black Pepper (1/2 tsp), Sesame Oil (1/2 tsp), Oyster Sauce (1 Tbsp) and Salt (to taste).

step 2

Once you've combined all the the above ingredients together, stir your meat filling in one direction until the filling becomes sticky.

step 3

To assemble the wontons, place the Wonton Wrappers (8 oz) one at a time in the center of your left hand. Spoon about 1 teaspoon of meat stuffing onto the center of the wrapper. Moisten the edges of the wrappers with water.

step 4

Fold one corner of the wrapper over the opposite corner to make a triangle. Hold the wrapper with both hands, curl the corner on the right hand in first, then curl the corner on the left hand to seal with another corner. Press them firmly to make sure they stick.

step 5

In a serving bowl, mix Dried Shrimp (1 tsp), Sesame Oil (1 tsp), chopped Scallions (to taste), Dried Seaweed (1 piece) and Salt (to taste). Set aside.

step 6

Boil water in a wok. Slowly put the wontons in to cook for about 5 minutes. Add Lettuce (1 bunch) in the last 1 minute.

step 7

Scoop around 1/2 bowl of the bowling water into the serving bowl (or you can use stock). Then place wontons in too. Serve hot.