Leek and Egg Wanton

Leek and Egg Wanton

by Blue southern hemisphere

4.9 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Hard

Time

1h

Serving

2

This is the second time to wrap the wonton, which is a bit of a challenge, because half of it is scattered when it is cooked after the first wrap. Later, a friend said that it is best not to cook the wonton on fire, and a little water should be applied to the skin of the wonton when it is wrapped. Try to cook it over medium heat, but it still doesn't spread so badly. It is estimated that this has something to do with the way I make it. To be honest, making wanton is more difficult than making dumplings.
My friend’s family grows a lot of leeks, and my family grows a lot of scallions. As for me, I really like the fragrance of leeks, and she especially likes scallions, so we often exchange leeks and scallions, haha! She just gave me a big bag of leeks, so I went to the Chinese supermarket and bought a bag of whole egg wonton wrappers back. Whether it is whole egg or not is really unclear. The boiled wonton is yellow and yellow. I'm asking myself, is this a wonton? Fortunately, although the appearance is still not ideal, the taste is really very good! "

Ingredients

Leek and Egg Wanton

1. Chopped leeks, put in a large bowl, add an appropriate amount of vegetable oil and stir well for later use.

Leek and Egg Wanton recipe

2. After soaking the dried shrimps until soft, chop them for later use.

Leek and Egg Wanton recipe

3. After the eggs are broken, fry them in a frying pan and take them out.

Leek and Egg Wanton recipe

4. Chop and set aside.

Leek and Egg Wanton recipe

5. First add the chopped dried shrimps to the leeks and stir evenly.

Leek and Egg Wanton recipe

6. Then add the chopped fried eggs.

Leek and Egg Wanton recipe

7. Stir all the ingredients evenly, add a little salt and start to wrap the wontons.

Leek and Egg Wanton recipe

8. Spread the wonton wrappers and dip them with water on all four sides.

Leek and Egg Wanton recipe

9. Add the fillings and knead the sides and serve.

Leek and Egg Wanton recipe

10. Pour an appropriate amount of water into the pot and bring it to a boil over high heat. Add the wontons.

Leek and Egg Wanton recipe

11. Then turn to low heat and cook for about two minutes.

Leek and Egg Wanton recipe

12. Add a little salt and chicken essence to the soup, and finally add a little coriander, drizzle a little sesame oil, and then turn off the heat.

Leek and Egg Wanton recipe

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