70gPork minceOR 100 g Shiitake mushroom, rehydrated and finely chopped
4King prawnsOR 150 g White cabbage, finely shredded
2Water chestnutroughly diced
1Spring onionfinely sliced
1cloveGarlicminced or grated
10gFresh ginger1 tbsp, finely grated
2tspLight soy sauce
1tspOyster sauceOR 1 tsp Vegetarian oyster sauce
1tspShaoxing rice wine
¼tspWhite pepper
¼tspChinese five spice
½tbspSesame oil
½tbspCornflour
10Wonton pastry wrappers
For the Soup
1LChicken stockOR 1 L Vegetable stock
1Pak choi
5gFresh Coriander1 tbsp, chopped
Chilli oiloptional
Sea saltto taste
MSGoptional
Method
For the Stock
Bring the Chicken stock or Vegetable stock to a gentle simmer.
Season with Sea salt and MSG, if using.
For the Wonton Filling
Finely chop the Garlic, Spring onion and Fresh ginger.
Roughly dice the Water chestnuts.
Finely chop 2 King prawns and cut the remaining 2 King prawns into small chunks.
Combine the Pork mince, King prawns, Water chestnuts, Spring onion, Garlic, Fresh ginger, Light soy sauce, Oyster sauce, Shaoxing wine, White pepper, Chinese five spice, Sesame oil and Cornflour in a bowl.
Mix vigorously until the filling becomes sticky and well combined.
To Assemble the Wontons
Place a teaspoon of filling in the centre of each Wonton wrapper.
Lightly brush the edges with water.
Fold into a triangle, pressing out any air pockets.
Bring the two corners together and seal to create the traditional wonton shape.
To Cook
Bring a pan of water to a gentle boil.
Cook the Wontons for 3–4 minutes, or until fully cooked and floating.
Add the Pak choi for the final 1–2 minutes of cooking.
Divide the Wontons and Pak choi between serving bowls.
Ladle over the hot stock.
Garnish with the Fresh Coriander and serve with Chilli oil, if desired.