My husband loves to cook and try new recipes. A few nights ago he announced he was going to make wonton soup for dinner. When anyone in my house offers to cook, I gladly move aside and let them explore their culinary creativity.
From the living room I hear him say “I hope I’m folding these right” to which I respond by googling “how to fold wontons” and this video pops up and begins to play.
He walks out of the kitchen, stands over my shoulder to watch the video, turns and returns to the kitchen when I hear him say to himself:
”I didn’t do that.”
I’m not sure what he had not done, but the soup and the wontons were great.
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Everyone should be free to fold a wonton how they wish! 🙂
Glad you both enjoyed the soup.
Best wishes, Pete.
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I guess there’s more than one way to fold a wonton. If it was good, that’s all that matters.
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What you don’t do doesn’t matter as long as the end product turns out great.
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Clever hubby 💜
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I wish my hubbie loved to cook! I am so tired of cooking all the time, but find it hard to justify takeout. Here in Asheville, to me, the restaurant experience is the key; it not really about the food, although it’s always delicious.
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Wonton soup is my absolute favorite but I haven’t found a good recipe yet.
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Homemade wontons are an accomplishment no matter how he folded them!
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Thanks. I love wonton soup but have never even considered making it myself. I watched the video and now think I could do it.
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Try it. We really enjoyed it but will have a few tweaks for the next time.
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Where did you find the broth recipe?
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I think he just Googled it. It is mainly chicken broth I think.
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Thanks.
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