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Wenzhou Giant Wonton Noodles

レンゲからはみ出る!極薄の皮が舞う巨大ワンタンのクリアスープ麺

Cooking difficulty: LowPescatarian (if pork is omitted)
For Women Noodles Giant Silky Texture

Description

A bowl featuring giant wontons (Wenzhou Da Hundun)—pork filling fluffily wrapped in Taiwan's unique 'ultra-thin skin'—over noodles in a light broth topped with seaweed and egg omelet strips.

Restaurants serving Wenzhou Giant Wonton Noodles

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Recipe

Ingredients

  • Giant ultra-thin wonton wrappers
  • Minced pork
  • Thin Chinese noodles
  • Rock seaweed(Zicai)
  • Thin egg omelet
  • Chicken broth

Instructions

  1. [Authentic Recipe]
  2. [Giant Wonton] Prepare giant wonton wrappers, larger than a palm and translucent-thin.
  3. Place minced pork kneaded with salt, sesame oil, and white pepper in the center. Fluffily and lightly roll it, enclosing air (not squeezing tightly is the secret to making the skin flutter).
  4. At the bottom of a bowl, put salt, white pepper, sesame oil, chopped scallions, dried 'Zicai (rock seaweed)', shredded 'thin egg omelet (Danpi)', and zha cai.
  5. Boil a clear chicken-based broth (Qingtang) piping hot.
  6. Boil thin Chinese noodles and giant wontons in another pot. Remove wontons after about
  7. min.
  8. Pour broth into the bowl, add noodles and wontons. The gentle flavor is complete with the ocean scent of seaweed and sesame oil wafting up.
Learn more Spice, substitutes, tips

Key spices

Sesame oil and Seaweed aroma

Substitutes at Japanese supermarkets

Stretch store-bought wonton wrappers even thinner with a rolling pin

Pairing

Xiaocai(Cold dishes like dried tofu)

Trivia

[For Women] Named 'Wenzhou', but evolved uniquely giant in Taiwan. A dish to enjoy the 'silky skin' rather than meat volume. Because the broth is very light, it's highly popular as a women's lunch or when lacking appetite.

Eating tips & etiquette

[Unique Eating] Scoop the fluttering ultra-thin skin of the giant wonton with the soup and seaweed in a spoon, enjoying the throat-feel without chewing!

Allergen

Wheat, Pork, Egg, Sesame

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