Fried Wonton 
Fried Wonton
Jun 12  |
Fried Wonton
By Rownak Jahan,
June 12, 2012
By Rownak Jahan,
June 12, 2012
Prep Time: 25 minutes
Cook time: 15 minutes
Yield: 4
As you know, wonton is not authentic Bangladeshi food. But fried wonton is very popular in Bangladesh. We (Bangladeshi people) just spice wonton up to match with our taste bud.
Ingredients:
For Wrap:
• 1 cup plain flour
• ¼ cup corn flour
• 1 egg
• 1 teaspoon salt
For Stuffing:
• 1 and ½ cups shredded cabbage
• ½ cup grated carrot
• 250 grams peeled prawns
• 1 tablespoon soya sauce
• 4-6 chillies finely chopped
• ½ teaspoon crushed black pepper
• ½ teaspoon tasting salt (optional)
• Salt to taste
• 1 and ½ tablespoon oil
• Oil for deep fry
Also plain flour to roll
How to make:
1. Heat pan with oil (1 and ½ tablespoon) and add prawn and soya sauce.
2. Cook 2 minutes and add cabbage and salt. Stir well.
3. When cabbage is half done add carrot, chilli and tasting salt.
4. Stir it and after 2 minutes remove it from heat. And keep aside.
5. For wrap mix all ingredients and water together and make hard dough.
6. Divide the dough into 8 balls and roll each ball using plain flour.
7. Make thin flat bread and cut into 4.5″ square.
8. Use whole dough to make square wrap.
9. Now stuff the wrap and fold like picture and to seal edge use water.
10. Heat the oil on medium heat and fry the wonton till it becomes golden brown.
11. Serve fried wonton as a snack or with soup.
Tips: as you know tasting salt (Ajinomoto) is nomally used in wonton. In stead of tasting salt you can sugar which works fine to me.
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Nice pictures, this made my job easier. Great work Rownak.
Thanks…
this looks really good. i wanted to try your egg korma recipe for so long, but our house never has coconut cream, and i am too lazy to go to the store and buy it myself. but i love this site, very organized, and pictures are mouthwatering. do you have your a cooking channel on youtube?
Thanks for your nice comment. I am too lazy to make video .. may be in future we will have youtube channel.. thanks…
Oshonkho Dhonobad for this recpy! This was so delicious. I tried it for Ramadhan, a BIG hit!! I made some that I have frozen for a couple days, the taste was the same.
Thank you very much for the recipe.I like your recipe,specially the picture of the steps,how to make it. I tried your pata pitha.it was nice.my next target was Golap pitha and but now the Fried Wonton:)
hi,
I learn wonton from someone but the wrapper was not good.Iwant to know in your process is the wrapper is as tasty and crispy as bangladeshi restaurant? And should I roll the wrapper very thinly?
Hi! Wonton sheet needs to be roll thinly. Make once, u will know what the taste. Thanks.
I like ur website a lot, very very organised, easy to understand. Would you please tell me- during wrapping of Wonton how the step 5 comes after step 4?
if you just flip it and fold two edges then it will look it. if you make one or try with paper first . it is very easy and hard to go wrong.hope it will help. Thanks.
Thanks for the recipe. how much oil do you need to fry wonton?
You need to deep fry the wonton. So take as much oil to deep it(about 1.25 inch deep)