Cream Cheese
Wontons
Makes
16 wontons or 24 small wontons
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Ingredients:
- 1 cup
Cream cheese
- 16
Wonton wrappers or 24 Egg roll wrappers
- Oil (for
frying)
- sweet
and sour sauce
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- Does not
need a hechsher:
- Need a
hechsher: cream cheese, wonton wrappers,
egg roll wrappers, oil, sweet and sour sauce
- Do not
mix dairy and meat products. Kosher food and cooking you must separate
meat and dairy products and have separate
meat and dairy dishes. Side dishes can be
either dairy or parve.
note:
Processed foods generally require a hechsher
/ kosher symbol - consult your Rabbi |
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1. Heat oil in
a deep-fat fryer or pour into a deep skillet
on high temperature. Vegetable oil or peanut
oil works best.
2. While oil
is heating, lay out as many wrappers as you
plan to use.
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Have a small
bowl of water nearby to wet your fingers
in. Put a small dab of cream cheese in one
corner of each wrapper, about 1/2 inch
from the edges.
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Use about 2
tsp. for egg roll wrappers or 1 tsp. for
wonton wrappers. Using your fingers, wet
the two edges nearest the cream cheese,
then fold the other half down and seal the
edges, making a triangle shape.
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Seal the edges
tightly, but try to leave small gaps at
the corners so the triangles will not
expand so much that they burst.
3. Drop
several wontons into oil at a time. Turn
over when the edges start to brown and cook
for another minute or two. Set on paper
towels to drain, then serve hot with
sweet-and-sour sauce. |
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Recipes --
Kosher Recipes --
Appetizers |
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Kosher Cuisine can come from any culture
and any part of the world (Kosher Chinese
food or Kosher American food) as long as it
follows the kosher laws. Consult your Rabbi
if you have questions. |
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Cooking Tips:
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Food for the Soul:
Every Jew is a brother
or sister of a great
family of many thousands
of years. Wherever a
Jew walks, there walk
sages and martyrs, heroes
and heroines, legends
and miracles, all the
way back to Abraham
and Sara, the first
two Jews who challenged
the whole world with
their ideals. There
walk the tears, the
blood and the chutzpa
of millennia, the legacy
of those who lived,
yearned and died for
a World To Come, a world
the way it was meant
to be. |
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