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Wonton soup is the ultimate comfort food, and this recipe is really easy to make at home! Once you’ve made these wontons you can also deep fry them for an appetizer if you’d like. The broth here is great as a base for any kind of noodle soup! I’m using pork and shrimp as a filling because that’s the classic version in Thailand, but you can also change pork to chicken or use only pork or only chicken if you’d like.

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Pailin's Kitchen says:

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felicia albanese says:

Looking delicious! Maybe come make it for me! Please it’s my birthday a wonton is the ultimate gift 😂

엄마는 요리중 mom is cooking says:

Looks so tasty! Maybe I should try making it!

Michael Trimble says:

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And done!

Una Jimmie says:

They way she exaggerates her words, brings me back to preschool…..lol

reynalyn estacio says:

Any replacement for tapioca starch?

Sybille Stahl says:

I just made some wontons and wrapped them in commercial wrappers, and the dough basically dissolved in the boiling water. What did I do wrong?

Holly Morrison says:

Looks delish. And I love your personality

Olaf Scherdin says:

looks so delicious, Pailin!
However, I'm wondering why you do not cook the Wantans in the soup but instead of extra Water (that does not provide taste)?
best regards
Olaf

ᴠᴧᴨᴛᴧᴃᴌᴧcᴋ says:

herb paste base
garlic 2 cloves

white pepper(corns) 1/4 tsp

koriander (fresh)

filling
pork ground 150g

shrimp 120g

egg 1

soy sauce 1 tbsp

oyster sauce 1 tbsp

herb paste

sugar 1 tsp

tapioca starch 2 tsp

soup
stock pork

soy sauce (don't darken the soup)

salt

fish sauce (a splash)

sugar (a pinch)

white pepper

baby bok choy (blanch in water 1 min)

wontons (cook in water 1-1.5 min)

toppings
fried garlic in oil

chili oil

green onion

Jesus Ramirez says:

4:54 made me laugh. Btw good cooking homegirl keep it up chef.

liz puerto rico says:

is the oster sauce optional or can it substituted ?anyone?

Julie A Smith says:

Why didn’t you cook everything in the broth?

pearlintheoyster says:

I appreciate ur style however imo sugar should not be added.
Ur true proteins n spices techniques will b awesome.
Its like adding sugar to ramen noodle soup n its not a dish that should taste sweet. 😊

Danish Dude says:

Got it. Wonton is just the average between a ravioli and a spring roll, standard deviation pulling a little towards the spring-roll.

Karen Everett says:

YUMMMM  !!

K.K DOWNING says:

add little chinese B.B.Q pork strip than you will know the differences.

Lisa Zheng says:

Can you please give me the ratio for pork and shrimp. My wonton was too tough.

Pete Vijandre says:

This is what I'am waiting for long long time , very happy to see you and your video. I'll try it very soon. Thank you so much.

Lisa Zheng says:

I always love your videos. You presented them systematically. The results are wonderful. Now I won’ t have to drive half an hour for wonton soup. Thanks!

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