wonton

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  1. a soup with won ton dumplings
  2. a Chinese dumpling filled with spiced minced pork; usually served in soup

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  • Another dessert arranged with some of the appetizers was a custard-filled wonton cup that tasted like a wonton cheesecake.
  • Soups include hot and sour, wonton and a vegetable / egg drop.
  • The restaurant is next to a good sized Chinese supermarket, so I was able to stock up on fermented, salted black beans, wonton wrappers, tofu and bok choi. —  Planet TW
  • Or, if I am short on time, I use wonton wrappers (from my local supermarket) and cut off the corners to make them round
  • And here's a tip: Wrappers, whether decornered wonton or gyoza, often have one side that is more heavily dusted with cornstarch to prevent them from sticking together.
 

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