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Reviewed: Oct. 6, 2005
Especially after a recently awful attempt at a similar wonton recipe, I was wary to try another, but was pleasantly surprised. Omitted the shrimp, don't care for it much. I love that the pork loin is finely chopped instead of using ground pork, it gives it a great texture that isn't pastey or chewy like some recipes. Used rice vinegar instead of wine because I had it on hand, not sure how much this effected the flavor. Also, I would recommend to anyone who wants to try this to either chop the ginger VERY finely, or simply grate it. I got the occasional bite of a small chunk of ginger, not so good =). Anyway, a fantastic wonton recipe that I will use all the time. Btw, I accidentally chopped a little more than 1 tsp ginger, so I added the remainder to the stock. Wouldn't recommend doing something like that unless you REALLY love ginger. It ended up being a little overpowering, and I think I only probably added about 1/4 tsp to it. Edit: if you have complaints about the broth, that is not the recipe's flaw: it's mediocre broth. Consider adding some kick with a splash of rice vinegar and a little grated ginger (have invested in a grater since my earlier post, what a fantastic tool!)
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Reviewed: Oct. 1, 2005
Just like my boyfriend's mother makes! The only thing that I suggest when combining your pork and other ingredients (i used ground pork) is to mix it in one direction to keep the pork moist. I also serve the soup with chinese egg noodles and spinach, yummy!
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Reviewed: Sep. 30, 2005
The wotons were AMAZING - but the broth was bland, so I had to give it only 4.5 stars - I had a lot of left over meat so I will try frying the wontons tonight. Thanks!
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Reviewed: Sep. 15, 2005
Amazing. This is exactly what Wonton Soup at high quality restaurants tastes like. My husband doesn't eat pork so I used ground veal instead. The veal is closer in texture to pork than ground beef and it was the perfect substitute. I also garnished the soup with some bok choi, napa cabbage, sliced fresh mushrooms and left over shrimp bits. This made it really pretty and added some nice texture. You only need a leaf or two of the bok choi and cabbage, so just pull a couple off the heads at the grocery store instead of buying the whole head. This saves a lot of money.
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Reviewed: Sep. 1, 2005
this soup was super yummy. it tasted just like the one from pf changs. i used extra broth so it was more soupy and i only added the green onions and the chili paste was a good recommendation. make sure nt to over cook the noodles or they'll come out mushy
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Reviewed: Aug. 9, 2005
The wontons were really good. Nice subtle ginger flavor. I used a soy ginger flavored chicken broth for extra flavor and added shrimp, snow peas, sui choy and extra scallions. The wontons would be really good on their own with a dipping sauce.
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Reviewed: Jul. 20, 2005
We both fried and made soup. The soup was restaurant perfect and the fried wontons went well with orange marmalade preserves as a dip.
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Reviewed: May 30, 2005
This recipe seemed a little plain at first, but I was wrong. The wontons are tastier than any other I've tried before! The broth could use a little something, though... I'm not quite sure what.
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Reviewed: Feb. 8, 2005
This soup was excellent! I added some extra chicken broth to make it more "soupy". I would recommend this to anyone who wants to make homemade wontons!!
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Reviewed: Jan. 22, 2005
Great recipe! It would have been great the way it was, but I made it into "War Wonton Soup" for a main course. I tossed in some bok choy, thinly sliced chicken, shrimp, pea pods and mushrooms. I'll definitely make this again. In fact I think I will use this recipe to make dumplings and serve with a dipping sauce.
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Reviewed: Jan. 8, 2005
Made a few modifications. Used leftover pork, chicken breast, mushrooms and onion finely chopped. Added balsamic vinegar instead of rice wine and also added about a teaspoon of fish sauce. Crushed one half of a dried red chili into broth for a little kick. Hubby said it was the best soup I ever made plus it was very lo cal. Will definately make again. The wontons will overcook and fall apart if you cook it ahead of time. Can fix everything else and add them at the last minue.
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Reviewed: Dec. 28, 2004
GREAT RECIPE THANKS!
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Reviewed: Sep. 13, 2004
LOVE THIS!! I replaced chicken for the pork, we don't care to eat pork, and it was still very,very good... YUM!!
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Reviewed: Aug. 10, 2004
Very tasty! Omitted shrimp, and added more pork, but vey nice. Time consuming, and would make a bigger batch next time, as the recipe didn't make very many. These freeze well - just place them on a cookie sheet in the freezer until completely frozen, then put them in freezer bags.
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Reviewed: Aug. 4, 2004
This recipe was ok. I didn't care for the wonton filling's texture or taste. Definitely not as good as a restaurant.
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Reviewed: Jan. 15, 2004
I am of chinese descent and these are great! I grew up going to authentic wonton noodle houses and also helped my parents make them at home too. The wontons must be cooked in boiling water separately and then served with chicken stock. I have made these many times and different variations. Usually, I will substitute diced shitake mushrooms (soaked for several hours) in place of the shrimp and serve them with campbells chicken broth. This time, I followed the recipe but also added a bit of wood fungus too (soaked a few hours & sliced finely -- it's also put in hot and sour soup). I make a big batch and freeze for later. Frozen wontons make a quick and wonderful meal for those nights you feel like you can only boil water!
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Reviewed: Nov. 10, 2003
perfect EASY recipe that can be made ahead. a fun crowd pleaser...
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Reviewed: Aug. 25, 2003
Very simple to make and very good taste. I used Maggie Boullion cubes for the stock, so the soup was terrible. If you want a more authentic taste, it's best to make your own stock using chicken/bones. I used the recipe on allrecipes.com for wonton wrappers, and they turned out ok. I prefer my wonton wrappers ultra thin.
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Reviewed: Jun. 1, 2003
This was amazing! I don't eat pork, so I used turkey instead, and did this little wrappy thing that I saw on Emeril's website where he takes the wonton mixture and wraps it in napa cabbage leaves, then ties them with a green onion. Mix a few of those in with the wontons, and it makes the soup so much prettier. I followed the suggestion of another contributer and boiled the wontons in water before putting them in the broth, and they didn't make the soup thicken (I think because it gets rid of the cornstarch on the wonton wrappers) and the flavor was awesome. Will make again on a cold day. Yum!
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Reviewed: Mar. 6, 2003
*GREAT* recipe! Tastes just like at the restaurant, my husband asks me to make this on a regular basis now & since I keep the filling pre-made & frozen it's easy to throw together for a quick meal on nights when I don't really feel like cooking. Thanks!
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