Spicy(er) pork wonton soup. To make the spicy red sauce, combine the ingredients in a bowl and set aside. For the wonton filling, in a large bowl, place the pork, spring onion, ginger, pepper, chicken stock, cornstarch, egg and salt. Mix vigorously until smooth and sticky.

Pork neck bones were boiled to make pork stock, while the wontons were quickly assembled using ground pork and other spices. I had my homemade chili sauce as a topping along with some toasted garlic. Seal the edges with a drop of water or egg wash. You can cook Spicy(er) pork wonton soup using 1 ingredients and 1 steps. Here is how you cook it.

Ingredients of Spicy(er) pork wonton soup

Prepare of Add chili oil to previous recipe I shared.

Bring the bottom corners together, overlapping one on top of the other and seal them with a drop of water or egg wash. Spicy Wontons in Chili Oil (红油抄手) With a tender pork filling wrapped in a slick noodle, these Spicy Wontons get tossed in a fiery Sichuan-style sauce that's loaded with umami. They make for an appetite-boosting starter or satisfying main that can be prepped ahead and served in a matter of minutes. Combine all filling ingredients and mix well.

Spicy(er) pork wonton soup step by step

This is the chili oil I used. Use with caution. It is SPICY. Start with a little and add more until you get the heat level you want. I like my wonton soup really spicy so I used about 2 tablespoons in the sauce mix. I already list a chili garlic sauce (also pictured below) which packs a punch by itself. So be prepared when adding this as it is a lot of additional heat!.

Using a butter knife, fill each wonton with a small amount of filling. About a quarter size, maybe a little more. Put filling close to one corner of wonton. Roll wonton, leaving enough room on the end to curl the "wings" together. Add a little water to one corner and Pinch ends to seal.