Learn 'How To' Make Wonton Soup - Authentic Chinese Food

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Learn 'How To' Make Wonton Soup - Authentic Chinese Food

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  • Gyoza

    the fillings are more like gyoza fillings... wanton fillings are purely made with pork and prawn with bits of chestnut to make add to the texture.. and btw wanton are not shaped like that...

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  • see my wonton video

    see my wonton video

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  • You know, you can ...

    You know, you can use Knorr chicken soup base. It's in a yellow and green can. Careful not to use too much or else it becomes too salty.

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  • To danni1130. The ...

    To danni1130.
    The soup does not have to have Bak Choi. It can be a few spring onions or Chinese Leaves...a bit of greenery really.
    Wonton can be boiled then drained, put in a bowl...then chicken broth proured over. This keeps the broth clear. Chicken broth is tastier.
    When making chicken broth....you skim off the excess oil when the soup comes to a boil. This way the oil will go to the centre for you to scoop.

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  • oh no.........these ...

    oh no.........these are not wonton!!!!!
    wonton is make with fat pork fillet and prawn!!!!and of coz!!!!!!! and of coz no "oi sin" sauce at all!!!!

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  • ( Drooling on the ...

    ( Drooling on the keyboard) XD

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  • oh,shit,what is ...

    oh,shit,what is that?stupid．这也叫馄炖？这帮傻老外，玷污了中国美食

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  • Thanks for posting! ...

    Thanks for posting! I'm new to cooking and I just have a few questions:
    Doesn't this soup usually have bok choy?
    Is there a reason the wontons are cooked in the chicken broth? Will the soup become greasy if you do?

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  • wonton is awesome!

    wonton is awesome!

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  • Thank you!! Your ...

    Thank you!! Your instruction was easy to follow and convenient. I'm going to try this recipe right now.

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  • that looks yummy. ...

    that looks yummy. im going to try it! thanks for the good instructions and video!

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  • Here in New Zealand ...

    Here in New Zealand we call it cornflour too

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  • You're not using " ...

    You're not using "corn flour" it's "corn STARCH"!

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  • Hi i think the cry ...

    Hi i think the cry sherry/rice wine is a form of vinegar for the food, rice wine is quite common it is basically sake, i bought some today :) but cider vinegar or malt should work fine :)

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  • I wanted to try ...

    I wanted to try this recipe because my husband loves to order this everytime we come to the chinese restaurant, just wondering if where did you use the corn flour or corn starch? and also whats the substitute for dry sherry or rice wine? thanks for posting this recipe...

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  • Dam you china man

    Dam you china man

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