Easiest Way to Make Delicious Shrimp and Pork Wonton

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Ingredients of Shrimp and Pork Wonton

1. You need 1 bundle of yellow chives.
2. It's Half of kg shrimp.
3. Prepare Half of kg minced pork.
4. You need 5 heads of shallots.
5. You need of Wonton wrapper.
6. It's of Flour.
7. Prepare 1 of egg.

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Shrimp and Pork Wonton instructions

1. Wash shrimp, strain it to remove excess water. Then slice into small pieces. Set aside.
2. Marinate minced pork with flour, soy sauce, white pepper and egg. Set aside.
3. Wash chives and slice into small pieces. Then squeez to let water out. Then take a strainer and bowl underneath. Miix all ingredients. And leave for a while to let excess water drop..
4. After that take your wrapper and scoop 1 tsp of mixture and wrap it..
5. When all is done. Can cook immediately or keep in freezer for later use..

Shrimp Pork Wontons were shared with me by Kim Kono of Portland, Oregon. Kim tutored us in the art of making and folding wontons. She was very patient with us. We had a lot of fun preparing and eating these tasty little Shrimp Pork Wontons together. These wontons were easy to make and tasted so delicious!