Wanton Wonton Soup

I've never made a stock and I've never made wontons. According to my family this was a success. It was amazing. I wish it had more mushrooms. To do over I would add chili oil in the filing mix instead of the sesame.
Wanton Wonton Soup
I've never made a stock and I've never made wontons. According to my family this was a success. It was amazing. I wish it had more mushrooms. To do over I would add chili oil in the filing mix instead of the sesame.
Steps
- 1
Get your chicken pieces
- 2
Now gather up your piggy
- 3
And now your onion...
- 4
You add your chicken, pork and onion to the water in a large pot. Stir in the boullion. Add the white pepper and first set of sesame oil and soy sauce to the stock.
- 5
Simmer that loveliness for about 2 amazing hours. Do not go far you have more to do.
- 6
Get that lovely ground piggy in a bowl.
- 7
Collect soy sauce, fish sauce, (rice) wine, sesame oil.
- 8
Gather up the green onion, the ginger, and the garlic.
- 9
Put your liquids and your roots in a processor and pulse away.
- 10
Mix the flavor explosion that is in your processor into your pork.
- 11
I put plastic wrap tight to the pork and tuck it in the fridge while I do the next bit. This also gives it a chance for the flavors to fall in love and marry.
- 12
Remove stems and gills from your mushrooms, then slice 1/2 inch thick. (You can toss these in the stock now if you like, but check out what I did below)
- 13
Put those in a pan and sauteé for a bit until nice and browned. (The more brown the meatier in flavor)
- 14
Remove the pork bones and chicken parts using a slotted spoon. (I used a wire basket frying spoon).
- 15
Add sesame oil, ginger, soy sauce, bullion, and white pepper. Also add those mushrooms. Give it a slight stir. Turn to low while you do the rest.
- 16
Now it's time to fold the pants off some wontons.
- 17
Place NO MORE THAN 1 tsp filing in each wrapper
- 18
Use your fingertip to lightly dampen am four sides of the wrapper and fold up from one corner tip to the top corner tip.
- 19
Press the air out around the porky goodness and seal it all in.
- 20
Use your thumb to push in a little dent in the butt of the wonton.
- 21
Fold the little legs up one at a time, criss-cross style.
- 22
Bring up the second leg and cross it over the first
- 23
Clean (well) and cut your bok choy (as you see fit), add to the stock. Increase heat to a simmer again. ~ sorry no picture
- 24
Place your beautiful bundles of joy *wontons* in the stock just until they start to float and pucker around the meat. 1-2 minutes (not much filling so no worries) ~Again sorry no pic
- 25
I still had about half of the filling mix left and no more wonton wrappers, so away it went in a pan and sautéed it was. Then tossed in along with the loveliness that was simmering.
- 26
Top with green onion if you like and serve in a large bowl because you will want to eat a ton!
- 27
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