1 lb ground pork
1 lb large shrimp,peel and chopped
1 stalk scallion,wash and chopped
1 can or 8 oz water chestnut,diced small or chopped
1 handful or 1/2 stick carrot ,peel and chopped
1 tbsp ground white pepper
2 tbsp oyster sauce
1 tbsp sea salt
2 tbsp soy sauce
1 tbsp fine sugar
1 tbsp sesame oil
1 large egg
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1 pack dumpling wrapper,round shape skin
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For the Soup:
2 liter water
2 cubes Knorr's Shrimp flavor
1 tbsp seasalt
2 small size rock sugar
2 tbsp sesame oil
200 gm Chinese chives,wash and cut 2 inch length each
1 handful shredder carrot
some fried shallot for garnishing
Method:
1:Prepare a large bowl,combine ingredients (A) mix well with clean hand.Check the seasoning.
2:Unwrap dumpling skin,cover loosely with moist clean towel or paper towel to prevent the skin from dry out.
3:Then lay a skin on your palm,use a teaspoon to scoop out the filling into the center of the wrapper,use some water to wet the side of the wrapper,then fold down the other side like scallop shape..Place the wrap dumpling on a large tray.Repeat the procedure until the filling finish.
4:Use a large stock pot or wok with water,add in some oil,about 2 tbsp,when water rolling boil,add in the wrapped dumpling one by one into the boiled water for about 10 minutes.Stir with spatula to prevent the dumpling from sticking on the bottom.When dumpling floated,dish out and set aside.
5:Meanwhile heat stock pot with 2 liters water .When water rolling boil,add in shrimp flavor cube and rock sugar into the stock pot.When the shrimp flavor cube and rock sugar dissolved,add in cooked dumpling,Chinese chives,shredder carrot and sesame oil.
6:Dish the dumpling out into individual bowl,garnish with fried shallot,serve warm.



the wanton looks really nice pack full of ingredients... normally i would deep-fry my wonton 1st before dumping them into soup, of course, its a less healthier way
ReplyDeleteI'm always looking for a good wanton or sui kow recipe - thanks! :)
ReplyDeleteThis sounds good. I am trying this tmr. Could I deep fry half of them instead? For how long should i fry them roughly?
ReplyDeleteFor the other half of sui kow, may I know why do u u boil them in water and not the broth? Thanks if u could reply asap.