And now for something completely different...
I came across a wonton how-to during a weekly search for new vegetarian recipes. These really couldn't be any easier to make (or cuter). Check this out: wonton wrappers are papery thin, soft, don't stick to each other, and come pre-made. Can you say baker-friendly? My market carries Nasoya brand wrappers, but I'm sure any brand will work just the same. You can also use the wrappers to make ravioli, dumplings, and other appetizers.
 |
| If you pay attention to detail, you see that my wrappers expired in February. Don't worry, I made these wontons back in January and have been waiting to write a post about them! |
What you need to get started: a large baking sheet (or clean counter top) lined with parchment paper, a bowl of water, wrappers, your filling, and a food processor. I combined cabbage, scallions, carrots, garlic, and ginger in my filling, but you have the freedom to play. (Don't you love it when I say that?)
