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30–35
WontonsMedium
By Ken Hom
Published 1995
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.