Watercress Shrimp Wonton Soup

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Watercress Shrimp Wonton Soup

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Ingredients

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Filling
1/2 lb Minced Pork
1/2 - 1 lb Fresh Shrimp
a hand full Dry Shrimp soak in the water overnight or steam them with water, and then cut to small pieces
2 bunches Watercress cut and mince to very thin and small pieces! You can find the vegetable at any Chinese Supermarket
2 Tablespoon Ginger mince the ginger, since I like the flavor of ginger, I pick a big piece of ginger and then minced it
1 Tablespoon Soy Sauce
1 Tablespoon Oyster Sauce
1 Tablespoon Cooking Wine
1 Tablespoon Sesame Oil
a pinch Salt
a pinch White Pepper
Wrapper
2 Packs Wonton Wrapper
Soup Base
1/2 teaspoon Soy Sauce
1/2 teaspoon Chinese Black Vinegar
1/2 teaspoon Sesame Oil
Whole Pack Chicken Stock Optional
little bit Pickled Vegetable
half bunch clear noodle Optional
little bit Chicken Breast Optional
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  • Seafood
Cuisine:

Discover the flavors of Southern China with our Watercress Shrimp Wonton Soup recipe. Learn how to make this delicious and nutritious dish with easy-to-follow steps and tips.

  • 40 mins
  • Serves 8
  • Medium

Ingredients

  • Filling

  • Wrapper

  • Soup Base

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Delicious Watercress Shrimp Wonton Soup: A Taste of Southern China

Watercress Shrimp Wonton Soup is a beloved dish in Southern Chinese cities, known for its fresh and flavorful ingredients. Recently, while at the YMCA, I overheard a lady in the locker room raving about her homemade version. She claimed her wonton soup was far superior to any restaurant’s, and her recipe sounded so intriguing that I couldn’t wait to try it myself. Today, I’m excited to share my enhanced version of her recipe!

Why You’ll Love This Watercress Shrimp Wonton Soup

Watercress adds a peppery flavor and is rich in vitamins, while shrimp provides lean protein. The combination of these ingredients in a savory chicken broth creates a comforting and satisfying meal.

Tips for Perfect Wonton Soup

  • Wonton Wrappers: You can find wonton wrappers at any Chinese supermarket.
  • Folding Wontons: Folding wontons is easy and there are plenty of tutorials online. I’ll be sharing my step-by-step guide soon!
  • Soup Base: If you don’t have chicken soup, a water base with soy sauce, vinegar, sesame oil, dried seaweed, and pickled vegetables will do the trick.

Final Thoughts

Watercress Shrimp Wonton Soup is a delightful dish that brings the flavors of Southern China to your kitchen. Whether you’re making it for a cozy dinner or sharing it with friends, this recipe is sure to impress. Try it out and let me know how it turns out in the comments below!

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Steps

1
Done

Mix the Fillings

Mix well the minced watercress, pork, refresh shrimps and dry shrimps

2
Done

Season and Mix the Fillings

Add soy sauce, oyster sauce, cooking wine, sesame oil, salt and white pepper to the mixture, and stir with a pair of chopsticks in one direction for 2 minutes until the mixture becomes sticky

3
Done

Prepare the Base

Start with a rich chicken soup base. If you don't have chicken soup, you can use water and add soy sauce, vinegar, sesame oil, dried seaweed, and pickled vegetables to enhance the flavor.

4
Done

Cook the Noodles and Chicken

Add shredded chicken and clear noodles to the soup. Let it simmer while you prepare the wontons.

5
Done

Make the Wontons

Fill wonton wrappers with a mixture of chopped shrimp and watercress. Folding wontons is simple, and you can find numerous tutorials on YouTube. I’ll create my own tutorial soon!

6
Done

Cook the Wontons

Folding wontons is easy and there are plenty of tutorials online. I’ll be sharing my step-by-step guide soon!

7
Done

Serve and Enjoy

Ladle the soup into bowls, making sure to include plenty of wontons, chicken, and clear noodles. Garnish with Scallion and Cilantro for a fresh touch.

Ellina

Living the fast-paced life in the heart of New York City. By day, I'm a dedicated professional at a top financial firm, navigating the thrilling world of finance. By night, I'm a passionate food blogger, dancing through the kitchen and savoring every bite of life's culinary delights. Cooking is my therapy, dancing is my joy, and indulging in great meals is my ultimate reward. A few fun facts about me: Food Enthusiast: Turning fresh ingredients into mouth-watering dishes and sharing tips and tricks on my blog. Dancing Diva: Whether it's salsa, ballroom, or a spontaneous kitchen dance party, I love to move to the rhythm of life. Bookworm & Reviewer: I dive into books ranging from financial wisdom to culinary arts and beyond. I enjoy writing reviews that spark conversation and inspire fellow readers. NYC Explorer: On a never-ending quest to discover the best eats, hidden gems, and culinary hotspots in this incredible city. Join me as I balance the exhilarating world of finance with my love for food, dance, and captivating reads. Let's embark on a flavorful and intellectual journey together, one delicious meal and insightful book at a time!

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