Showing posts with label wanton. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wanton. Show all posts

Friday, November 30, 2018

Wanton Noodle

I just love all sorts of dumpling and sui now plus wanton is definitely my other love. So recently I had this craving for it and I had some high fat content minced in the fridge that I want to use up before it spoils..so I make wanton for dinner.

Noodle is definitely to go with it and I decided to make my own instead of buying from the store since I don't have much stuff plan for the day and I need some extra exercise.


This recipe is definitely a keeper since boss compliment that it tasted just exactly like the noodle from the hawker stall, what more, it was seasoned with pork lard.. hehehe...


Ingredients:

  • 240g plain flour
  • 1/2tsp salt
  • 1 teaspoon of lye/alkaline water
  • 2 XL size egg
  • 1tbsp water
Steps:
  1. Mix the flour and salt evenly in a bowl.
  2. Then mix the lye water and egg separately in another smaller bowl.
  3. Create a hollow in the dry ingredients and pour in the liquid mixture and slowly knead the mixture. For me it is too dry and hence I added another 1tbsp of water. If you need more, please do so, but a little at a time. The dough should be very dry and crumbly.
  4. Wrapped it up and set aside to rest for 30mins in room temperature.
  5. After resting, you will realise that it is much easier to form the crumbly dough into a smoother dough. Instead of kneading it, I press it down with the rolling pin. Not rolling it, not beating it, but press it down. It is just like how those bamboo noodles are made.. (google for info if you not sure how it is).
  6. After pressing it around for 5-6mins, let it rest another 30mins, before repeating step 5. By now, the dough is much smoother, but still very heavy and dry.
  7. Rest another 30mins (i left it much longer coz i was out to pick up kids and run some errands). 
  8. Divide the dough to 3/4 parts. Roll the dough out as thin as you can. I use the pasta roller. Starting with no 1 and stop at no 7 level.
  9. After that is done, roll it over the noodle cutter. If you do not own one, just sprinkle the dough with some flour, then fold up and cut with a big knife or noodle knife.
For cooking, I just boil some water, put in the noodle to cook for bout 2mins, then rinse with cold water.




Wednesday, July 18, 2007

Wanton Cheese Wrap







  • 10 pieces of carrot cube (small)



  • 10 pieces of wanton wrap



  • 10 pieces of cheddar cheese cube



  • 1 cup of oil for frying







  1. Wrap the carrot and cheese with the wanton skin.



  2. Deep fry the wanton.


http://www.grouprecipes.com/11395/wanton-cheese-wrap.html


Friday, July 13, 2007

Fry Wrap Wrap





  • Blend the following:

  • 50g of chicken fillet

  • 50g of pork (include fats)

  • 30g of fish paste

  • 2 garlic

  • 2 shallots

  • 1/4 onions

  • One piece of carrot (about 3cm length)

  • 1 piece of dried chinese mushroom (soaked)

  • 1 piece of water chestnut

  • 4 pieces of soy sheet (each one the size of 15cm by 5 cm)

  • 4 pieces of chinese cabbage (size slightly smaller than soy sheet and soaked in hot water for 5 mins)

  • 1 bunch of straw mushroom

  • 4 pieces of wanton sheet

  • 3 teaspoon of oil



  1. Placed a layer of chinese cabbage on the soy sheet and the soy sheet on top of the wanton sheet.

  2. Lay the straw mushroom on top of the chinese cabbage and quarter portion of the blended ingredients.

  3. Roll the wrap up.

  4. Heat up the oil on pan and fry the wraps.


http://www.grouprecipes.com/10996/fry-wrap-wrap.html

"Fake" Tempura

Hihi... trying to clear the wanton wrapped from the stock:




  • 2 cups of oil

  • 1/2 brinjal cut to long strip

  • 6 pieces of crab stick (cut to 4 pieces each)

  • 3 long beans cut to 3cm long each

  • 1 piece of cheddar cheese cut to 24pcs

  • 24 pieces of wanton wrap

  • 3 cups of hot water



  1. Soaked brinjal, long beans and crabstick with the hot water for 5 mins.

  2. Drain off the water.

  3. Wrapped one piece of each item with cheese with wanton wrapped.

  4. Heat up the oil and deep fried the item.


http://www.grouprecipes.com/10985/fake-tempura.html

Tuesday, July 10, 2007

Wrap Around the Wrap

Have quite some leftovers of the the blended ingredients from the wanton recipe. So added an egg yolk and some corn starch.

Have a layer of chinese white cabbage top on a soy sheet. Lay some straw mushroom (about one inch thickness) and put some of the blended ingredients. Wrapped the mixture up.

Soup base in onion and egg white.

Served along with pan fried chicken.

Wanton Soup

Got so tempted by Wokkingmum's prawn dumpling, I make some wanton over the weekends. However the taste is not so good, I guess the ingredients has lack of prawn and egg yolk.

Hubby said the content is kinda powdery. I added chicken, fish, pork, mushroom, carrot and some water chestnut. The picture is with miso soup base.