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Reviewed: Oct. 3, 2007
My girlfriend and I absolutely LOVED these. We cut the recipe in half and it made well over 30. I did add an extra teaspoon of soy sauce and Lea And Perrins Worcestershire. The only thing I would recommend is not using as much cream cheese, as it over powers the taste of the crab. Thanks for sharing, this will definitely be on our appetizer list for future gatherings.
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Reviewed: Aug. 25, 2007
The flavor in these little dumpling were amazing...but almost all of them exploded in the oil. Too bad..they could have been a wonderful thing.
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Reviewed: Aug. 20, 2007
These were pretty good...I baked them, I think next time I will fry them. The filling is awesome!!
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Reviewed: Jun. 6, 2007
I made these for a party recently. Normally we always have leftovers because everyone brings too much food, but this was one dish that was completely gone at the end of the night. I'm going to try baking some next time. Thanks for sharing!
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Reviewed: May 15, 2007
The best way to freeze these is to use a plastic container (suitable for the freezer). Place the prepared wontons next to each other without touching. When starting a new layer of wontons, place a sheet of wax paper down then begin your next layer to prevent wontons from sticking to each other. Defrost for ~45 minutes before frying.
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Reviewed: Apr. 16, 2007
Made these for a party, and it was such a great hit! Even the kids loved them. I used 16 oz of imitation crab meat since that's how much it came in the package, and it was perfect. Refrigerated some left-overs since I made a lot. They were still delicious and cruchy the next day. I loved them cold too. Next time I will try to use real crab meat and bake them like some of the reviews suggested. Thanks for the delicious recipe!
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Reviewed: Mar. 23, 2007
DELICIOUS! I forgot the soy sauce and didn't have any water chestnuts, but that didn't matter. I baked the wontons, liberally spraying a baking dish with cooking spray then the top of the wontons. I baked them in a convection oven at 390 for 10 minutes. I served them with Sweet and Sour Sauce II from this site. Everyone loved them including my 9 year old.
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Reviewed: Feb. 27, 2007
I made these for Superbowl Sunday and they were a big hit.I tried to freeze some and that doesn't work well. I will make this again.
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Reviewed: Feb. 26, 2007
Onolicious, broke da mouth
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Reviewed: Jan. 25, 2007
I have used this recipe many times and it is fantastic. When I make them I freeze them in one layer before they are fried. Once frozen I place them in a freezer bag. When unexpected company comes I remove them from the freezer and fry them - no need to thaw before hand. They always get great kudos!
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Reviewed: Jan. 21, 2007
Very good! I changed the serving to 7 people, and did not use the green onions or the water chestnuts. I used a can of crab meat instead of the imitation (should be able to find it near the tuna fish in your grocery store) and added a few shakes of granulated garlic. Dipped them in sweet and sour sauce. Thanks!
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Reviewed: Nov. 29, 2006
These are just like what you would order at a chinese restaurant! Cut the recipe! It makes ALOT of filling!
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Reviewed: Nov. 15, 2006
Used real crab and it was great. Got a ton of compliments. Next time I will use a little less cream cheese so i can better taste the crab. Left over cream cheese mix was good on bagels the next morning. Edit: I have now made this several times. I now double the crabmeat. Also..they are great after frozen. I make a batch..freeze them and just pull a few out and bake. Great served with sweet chili sauce!
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Reviewed: Sep. 18, 2006
This recipe is great! I followed the recipe exactly as written, and they came out so perfect and so delicious. I make this dish a lot now for entertaining, and they all compliment the fact that most of the mix is of crab meat, and not just cream cheese. Huge kudos to Gina!!! Thanks for sharing!!!!
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Reviewed: Aug. 26, 2006
I've been meaning to rate these for a while now. These are great!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Reviewed: Aug. 4, 2006
Perfect!! I get these from a local (expensive) seafood restaurant so I thought I should try to make them myself. SO easy, too! I make a whole batch of filling, keep it in the fridge, and fill & fry the wontons as needed. Easy easy. I just put the filling in the middle, fold the wontons in half and seal with wet fingers. I also didnt use as much oil and just flipped them over while they cooked. Didnt like to start with 375 degree oil because it browned the skins so fast the filling didnt have time to warm up. I liked adding extra cream cheese, and chopping the crab meat as well so its a smoother filling.... also to kick up the flavor I added more soy sauce, minced garlic, and Worcestershire sauce. I also added red pepper flakes & minced garlic to a small dish of soy sauce to dip in as the restaurant did. Delicious. These are a huge hit with everyone who tastes them! I ask my boyfriend what he wants for dinner and he says, "you know I want those wontons!" Reccomended that my mom make them because they're such a snap. Great recipe, thanks!
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Reviewed: Aug. 1, 2006
We used our blender to make the water chestnuts really fine. I hate water whole chestnuts, but they give this recipe such a delicious consistency that omitting them would be a mistake. I also used whipped cream cheese. Worked great. I would tone down the soy sauce a bit. Maybe use about half what it calls for, as it is a little strong. This recipe make a LOT so halving the recipe for smaller crowds or dinner parties may be a good idea. I also used whipped eggs whites to seal up the sides before dropping it into the grease. Worked great! Will use this recipe again and again.
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Reviewed: Jul. 23, 2006
This filling was awesome, but I liked it better before it was fried up in the wonton skins. I wasn't ready for the "crunch" the water chestnuts added, if I make this again, I'll probably leave those out and just add more crab. Also, the prep time must not include folding all those wontons, it took me nearly 2 hours from start to finish.
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Reviewed: Jun. 25, 2006
These were delicious. My favorite recipe for this from this site thus far. I did add a little more crab meat...we like it with a little more substance. I also added just a little bit of garlic powder. I put a full spoonful in the center and used a second wonton wroapper to cover. This way we could get more filling in each bite. Thanks for the post...delicious.
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Reviewed: Jun. 25, 2006
These are delicious! I have made them twice. The second time, I made the filling the night before and refrigerated. For some reason it was easier working with the filling, when it was chilled. Also, I halved the recipe and still was able to fill 30 wontons. I will be making for a wedding reception I am catering next month. Thanks for the great recipe!!!! Addendum: (2 weeks later) I placed the filling into the wonton skins and then refrigerated for two hours. DO NOT do this. Some of the wontons turned to mushy dough. Always fry immediately after filling the wonton skins. They were still a huge hit!
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