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liuzhou

liuzhou

About every two or three weeks, I make a big batch of wontons/ravioli and freeze them. They cook from frozen in just two minutes. Just bring a pan of water to the boil and chuck them in. When the water comes back to the boil start your timer for 2 minutes. Remove from the heat and they should be floating. that means they are done. Drain and serve.

 

Depending on your mood, they can be Italian or Chinese.

 

Some uses:

 

Drizzle with olive oil and black pepper.

 

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Eat them with a home made, spicy tomato sauce from the freezer.

 

Cook them in a broth with noodles and some greenery.

 

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Fry them.

 

I like them undressed with a dip of Sriracha sauce. Or soy sauce and black Chinese vinegar.

 

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liuzhou

liuzhou

About every two or three weeks, I make a big batch of wontons/ravioli and freeze them. They cook from frozen in just two minutes. Just bring a pan of water to the boil and chuck them in. When the water comes back to the boil start your timer for 2 minutes. Remove from the heat and they should be floating. that mmeans they ar edone. Drain and serve.

 

Depending on your mood, they can be Italian or Chinese.

 

Some uses:

 

Drizzle with olive oil and black pepper.

 

1176392191_WontonswOliveOil.thumb.jpg.01f8c584d94834b73b588ca852cad817.jpg

 

Eat them with a home made, spicy tomato sauce from the freezer.

 

Cook them in a broth with noodles and some greenery.

 

2050339869_wontonswbabybokchoy.thumb.jpg.97188ef577fb7222edbe7c93e21d3524.jpg

 

Fry them.

 

I like them undressed with a dip of Sriracha sauce. Or soy sauce and black Chinese vinegar.

 

2060863168_piripiriwontons2.thumb.jpg.b5ce3fcd62cbb861df67473c5818bb23.jpg

 

 

liuzhou

liuzhou

About every two or three weeks, I make a big batch of wontons/ravioli and freeze them. They cook from frozen in just two minutes. Just bring a pan of water to the boil and chuck them in. When the water comes back to the boil start your timer for 2 minutes. Remove from the heat and they should be floating. that mmeans they ar edone. Drain and serve.

 

Depending on your mood, they can be Italian or Chinese.

 

Some uses:

 

Drizzle with olive oil and black pepper.

 

1176392191_WontonswOliveOil.thumb.jpg.01f8c584d94834b73b588ca852cad817.jpg

 

Eat them with a home made, spicy tomato sauce from the freezer.

Cook them in a broth with noodles and some greenery.

 

2050339869_wontonswbabybokchoy.thumb.jpg.97188ef577fb7222edbe7c93e21d3524.jpg

 

Fry them.

 

I like them undressed with a dip of Sriracha sauce. Or soy sauce and black Chinese vinegar.

 

2060863168_piripiriwontons2.thumb.jpg.b5ce3fcd62cbb861df67473c5818bb23.jpg

 

liuzhou

liuzhou

About every two or three weeks, I make a big batch of wontons/ravioli and freeze them. They cook from frozen in just two minutes. Just bring a pan of water to the boil and chuck them in. When the water comes back to the boil start your timer for 2 minutes. Remove from the heat and they should be floating. that mmeans they ar edone. Drain and serve.

 

Depending on your mood, they can be Italian or Chinese.

 

Some uses:

 

Drizzle with olive oil and black pepper.

Eat them with a home made, spicy tomato sauce from the freezer.

Cook them in a broth with noodles and some greenery.

Fry them.

 

I like them undressed with a dip of Sriracha sauce. Or soy sauce and black Chinese vinegar.

 

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