Canadian Arctic shrimp and meat wontons
Canadian Wild Arctic Shrimp 150g | Pork stuffing 200g |
Eggs 1 | Wonton Skin 15-20 pictures |
Green onion 30g | Lettuce leaves 3 tablets |
Salt 1 small spoon | sugar Half a teaspoon |
Powder 2 small spoons | Light soy sauce 1 small spoon |
Cooking wine Half a teaspoon | Pepper 10g |
Sesame oil 1 small spoon |
Step 1
Canadian wild Arctic shrimp are produced in the 400-meter-deep cold waters of the Arctic Ocean and the North Atlantic Ocean, and take about 6 years to grow to commercial size. Immediately after being caught out of the water, they are cleaned, sorted, cooked and quick-frozen. The Canadian Arctic shrimp can be thawed and eaten immediately.Step 2
Peel the Canadian Arctic shrimps and keep the kernels, one-third of the whole shrimps, and the rest finely chopped.Step 3
Mix Arctic shrimp meat and pork stuffing, beat in 1 egg, add salt, sugar, cornstarch, light soy sauce, pepper and sesame oil in sequence, stir evenly in one direction, add a little water and continue stirring.Step 4
Take a piece of wonton skin, put a ball of meat filling in the middle, then put an Arctic shrimp, add a little water around the filling, fold it in half and knead it together.Step 5
Add water to the pot and bring to a boil, add the wrapped wontons, and push them with a spoon occasionally. When the wontons float, they are ready.Step 6
Wash the lettuce leaves and put them on the bottom of the bowl. Add the wontons while they are still hot. Add a few whole shrimps, sprinkle with chopped green onion and a little sesame oil. Canadian Arctic shrimp and meat wontons cooking tips