Private Wonton

Private Wonton

by Zimo (Little Grassroots Family Food)

4.9 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

15m

Serving

3

This wonton is my innovation, and it is also some of the secret recipes that I have summed up in making wontons for many years. The taste is super domineering and powerful. Those who have never eaten it, and are curious to ask, preserved eggs can also be stuffed, and soy sauce can also be stuffed. Shrimp can also be used as a soup. I really haven’t eaten it before. After reading this, you must try it, because practice is the only criterion for testing the truth. It depends on whether you dare to try innovatively:

Ingredients

Private Wonton

1. Stir the meat into meat filling

Private Wonton recipe

2. Prepare the ingredients

Private Wonton recipe

3. Dice the preserved egg and put it in the meat

Private Wonton recipe

4. Jia Knorr Chicken Noodle

Private Wonton recipe

5. Add appropriate amount of sweet noodle sauce, thin soybean paste, add green onion and ginger, appropriate amount of water and mix well. If it feels light, add less salt, and finally add some sesame oil and mix well.

Private Wonton recipe

6. Buy ready-made wonton wrappers and prepare some water

Private Wonton recipe

7. As shown in the picture, put stuffing in the middle of the skin, dip your fingers in water around the skin (so it's easy to stick)

Private Wonton recipe

8. As shown, pinch

Private Wonton recipe

9. As shown, the two corners are folded in half

Private Wonton recipe

10. Wrapped Wontons

Private Wonton recipe

11. Add appropriate amount of water to the pot, boil the water, and use dried shrimp to make a fresh soup

Private Wonton recipe

12. Add wonton

Private Wonton recipe

13. Add salt and some seafood sauce

Private Wonton recipe

14. Wontons half-ripe with vegetables

Private Wonton recipe

15. After cooking, turn off the heat and add chicken essence

Private Wonton recipe

16. Add seaweed. In a bowl, add chopped green onion. When eating, add vinegar and chili oil

Private Wonton recipe

Tips:

When eating, add vinegar and chili oil. Vegetables can be replaced with tomatoes, cabbage, cucumbers, etc.

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