Recipe: Spinach and Pork Wontons [edit]

Photo: Kathy Roduner
Photo helpful? Yes No
  • Uploaded photo
  • Chinese Spinach and Pork Wonton in Soup - Gourmet Dumpling AUD8
  • Spinach-and-Pork Wontons
  • Wonton Soup - David and Camy Noodle Restaurant
  • Insides - Steamed Dimsim - Mama Tran AUD1.30

Related Blogposts

Bloggers, have you written about Spinach and Pork Wontons? Add a widget!

Foodista Blog: “Spinach and Pork Wontons”

March 29, 2009

I don’t know any better way to say it than “my mom rocks.” Really, she does. She has an amazing sense of style, is smart, beautiful, and at 5 ...

full post | More from this user

Comments

Leave a Comment

You need to sign in or sign up to leave a comment.
Print this pageEmail this pageShare on FacebookShare on TwitterStumble this page
Yield: 30

[edit] Ingredients

2

cups baby spinach, rinsed

1

teaspoon plus 1 ½ t. soy sauce

1

teaspoon Asian sesame oil

1

teaspoon dry sherry

¼

teaspoon salt

¼

teaspoon sugar

Pinch of fresh ground white pepper

¼

pound ground pork

1

small scallion, minced

¾

teaspoon minced fresh ginger

Cornstarch, for sprinkling

30

thin wonton wrappers

1

teaspoon to 1 ½ chile oil

2

teaspoons peanut oil

1

small garlic clove, minced

2

teaspoons chopped cilantro

[edit] Preparation

Step 1

In a skillet, cook the spinach, stirring, until wilted; transfer to a colander and squeeze dry. Finely chop the spinach.

Step 2

In a bowl, combine 1 1/2 teaspoons of the soy sauce, the sesame oil, sherry, salt, sugar and white pepper. Mix in the pork, scallion, ginger and spinach. Chill for 10 minutes.

Step 3

Dust a large baking sheet with cornstarch. Arrange 4 wonton wrappers on a work surface, keeping the other wrappers covered with plastic wrap. Brush the edges of the wrappers with water and spoon 1 teaspoon of filling in the center of each. Fold the wrappers diagonally over the filling to form triangles; seal. Bring the two opposite corners of the triangle together; press to seal. Transfer to the baking sheet and cover. Repeat.

Step 4

In a large saucepan of boiling water, simmer the wontons over moderate heat, stirring occasionally. When they float, cook for 3 minutes longer. Drain the wontons well.

Step 5

In a large bowl, combine the remaining soy sauce with the chili oil, peanut oil and garlic. Add the wontons and toss lightly. Sprinkle with the cilantro and serve.

[edit] About Spinach and Pork Wontons

This recipe came from Food & Wine magazine. It originally called for 2 tablespoons of chili oil, but I think that is a bit hot. Try 1 to 1 1/2 tablespoons, according to taste.