216 calories per serving
This recipe makes 8 servings
In a busy Chinatown alleyway, the bewitching aromas of won ton soup wafted through the air, attracting hungry passers-by. The steaming broth in the large cauldrons crackled gently, scenting the nostrils of onlookers and regulars alike. Steaming bowls filled with delightful little packages of won ton floated in this sea of golden liquid, waiting to be tasted with delight. The cheerful sounds of customers mingled with the hum of city life, creating a delightful symphony in this temple of Chinese cuisine. Each spoonful of soup brought an explosion of flavor, comforting the soul and warming the heart, in a world where time seemed suspended by the magic of a simple bowl of soup.
There are many different recipes for wonton, but we've taken a different approach, focusing on wonton broth. Our creation will evolve over time, but here's our current version of the broth, which has been a great success so far.
Preparation
2 Minutes
Cooking
30 Minutes
Total
35 Minutes
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Won-ton broth
To make Wontons
Won-Ton broth
Step 1 In a saucepan, pour in the chicken stock, sesame oil, parsley and soy sauce.
Step 2 Cut the carrots and green onions into thin slices and add them to the broth.
Step 3 Let simmer for about 30 minutes, then add your Won-Ton.
To make Wontons
this won ton soup stock offers a symphony of delicate flavors that will delight your taste buds and comfort your soul. With its rich, flavorful base, every bite of this delicious Chinese dish will transport you to a world of culinary delights. Whether warming up a cold winter's day or brightening up an evening with friends, this won ton soup broth recipe will always fill you with happiness.
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