Red Curry Chicken Wontons with Plum Sauce
Recipe courtesy Dan Smith and Steve McDonagh
Show: Party Line with the Hearty Boys
Episode: Cocktails and Company
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By aasg
Beverly Hills, 43
on November 04, 2009
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I have also tried this recipe using ground pork instead of ground chicken. My favourite is with the pork. I also add a bit of finely grated carrot to the mixture and roll it up in a spring roll wrapper, then bake it for a lighter version. It is very delicious. I have also tried adding a bit of finely chopped iceberg lettuce, but it added a bit too much moisture.
By hhenscheid_11515238
Iowa City, IA
on April 03, 2009
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These were great- I'd never made wontons before, and I didn't totally submerge them in oil, but they were still very good. I'm going to try them with shrimp next time.
By birnbaums4_8263725
Greer, SC
on September 05, 2007
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If this is the only thing that I ever fry in my deep fryer, it was well worth the purchase. This is a recipe loved by all and I am looking forward to the release of "Talk With Your Mouth Full". Thanks for another great recipe. I love the praise.
Linda J B
By adrienne001_7974489
Toronto, ON
on August 03, 2007
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Everyone loved these! What else can I say!
By urci
Virginia
on June 18, 2007
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These are absolutely great! I'm not wild about curry but it's mild in here so no problem. I made them for a party and they were the first things gone and everyone wanted more ... and the recipe. I even had someone ask if I catered!
The first time I made them I cooked them right away - no problem. Next time I made them ahead and stored them for a couple of days. They became damp during storage and I found if I dusted them with flour first, they were just like fresh. Otherwise they stuck to pan, stuck to each other, stuck to utensils when I tried to unstick them, etc.
By sagesitton_5371945
salt lake city, UT
on March 20, 2007
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so so good!!! you can buy wonton wrappers already made at the store so makes it easy!!!! will definately make many more times! people couldnt get enough.
By bobbiec11_6909389
SPRING VALLEY, CA
on December 21, 2006
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these where very good & went in no time. but needs a couple different sauces
By angelawehr_6074554
Philadelphia, PA
on September 12, 2006
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This one was a hit with all my friends. Once you master the folding the prep goes pretty smoothly. Hints: Use a teaspoon to measure just the right amount into each wonton and make sure to keep the oil at 350.
By alterjess_1796769
Brooklyn, NY
on August 18, 2006
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These are absolutely delicious -- I wasn't sure they would work the first time I made them, but they've become a party food staple at our house. I find the easiest way to go is to make them about a week ahead of time and freeze them (uncooked on cookie sheets. That way all you have to do the day of the party is fry them.
By anna6982
San Jose, CA
on August 15, 2006
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My roommates and I wolfed these down so fast, we were wondering where they all went! I followed the recipe to the bone with the exception of the cooking method. I cooked them the "Perfect Potsticker" way, by Alton Brown and they turned out sooooo good! Plum sauce is a must, it makes it 1000 times better. For those non curry lovers, trust me you can't even really taste it. You will not be dissapointed! Thanks guys!