From: steve in FL
On Oct 4, 2007
This is one of the BEST chicken broths I have ever made for wonton soup! I always have a bag or 3 of homemade potstickers in the freezer (my kids are addicted to my potstickers) and they are basically the same as wontons, right? So I always have an easy 'wonton' soup meal ready-to-go, any time. So yes, I just used the broth recipe you posted, but wanted to make sure I let you and the zaarites know I think it is one of the best! (also to let folks know who might not: rice wine = sake, just in case some have a problem finding it) Thanks for the post! I have perused some of your other recipes and it looks like I'll be spending some time making alot of them, seems you guys have the same tastes as us. Cheers.. - steve
From: Iluv2cook59
On Mar 28, 2007
Awesome "core" recipe - hence 5 thumbs up!! I did though add store bought shrip wontons, and doubled up on the vegetables, including broccoli, cauliflower, bean sprouts, carrots, and a final throw in of 1/4 inch roasted garlic beef slices. This was better than the "good buddy" restaurant proclaimed by my kids!! Thanks for sharing this recipe!
From: Chef #613940
On Apr 10, 2008
Great base. I used store bought Wonton's and it was quick and easy. Everyone in the family agreed this recipe is a keeper.
From: karen in tbay
On Apr 14, 2009
I used 12 cups broth - some homemade some store bought, no water chestnuts. Added bok choy, chinese cabbage, broccoli, carrots, snow peas and noodles. We did the wonton recipe and the one from 318453 which had some five spice powder. I was trying to replicate some hearty special chinese soups we have had in restaurants and it was darn close.
From: Udon
On Mar 23, 2009
Thank you for this recipe! I chopped bok choy into the soup instead of spinnach. And also added some into the wontons. Next time, I think I might add some mushroom sauce to the wontons, too. The amount of wontons it made was more than enough to allow three or four per bowl full. I did not add the shrimp for financial reasons, but I think it turned out wonderful without! I didn't want to buy ground pork either, but I had some pork tenderloin in the freezer that I just cut into tiny tiny pieces. Worked just as well. Lots of left overs!
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