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Sweet Wontons

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  • Makes about

    30–35

    Wontons
    • Difficulty

      Medium

Appears in
Ken Hom's Vegetarian Cookery

By Ken Hom

Published 1995

  • About

In China, these wontons are called firecrackers because of their shape. This recipe is my variation on that popular Chinese theme. Instead of the traditional stuffing of dates, I use sultanas or raisins combined with desiccated coconut and walnuts. The result is a sweet, crunchy and delectable dessert. They may be cooked hours in advance but are tastiest when eaten warm. These wontons are quite addictive; try them just with tea.

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