Spicy Wontons in Chili Oil (Hong You Chao Shou)
红油抄手 · Hóng yóu chāo shǒu
Pork wontons are boiled and served in a chile-oil dressing with garlic water, sesame and Sichuan pepper.
Also known as Sichuan spicy wontons · chili oil wontons · Pork Wontons in Chili Oil Sauce.
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Ingredients
Quantities are included where specified in the original recipe.
- pork front-leg meat, 30% fat and 70% lean
- wonton wrappers
- Chinese thirteen-spice powder
- oyster sauce
- scallion-ginger water
- scallions
- soy sauce
- vinegar
- salt
- chicken bouillon
- chili oil
- ground Sichuan pepper
- garlic-infused water
- white sesame seeds
- lard
- leafy greens
- water
The original Chinese spoon, bowl or cup measures have unspecified capacity; their original units are retained without a metric conversion.
Step-by-Step Instructions
- 01
Mince the pork. Mix with thirteen-spice powder, oyster sauce, scallion-ginger water and scallions, stirring clockwise until combined.
- 02
Place filling at a corner of a wonton wrapper. Wet the edge, roll as shown in the source picture, overlap the ends and pinch to seal.
- 03
Mix soy sauce, vinegar, salt, chicken bouillon, chili oil, Sichuan pepper, garlic water, sesame seeds, scallions and lard in a serving bowl. Add hot water or cooking broth.
- 04
Add the wontons to boiling water. When it boils again, add half a bowl of cool water as described in the source.
- 05
Bring back to a boil, add greens and cook until the wrappers and filling are cooked. The source uses floating as a cue; check the filling as well.
- 06
Lift the wontons into the prepared sauce bowl and serve.
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Spicy Wontons in Chili Oil (Hong You Chao Shou)
Pork wontons are boiled and served in a chile-oil dressing with garlic water, sesame and Sichuan pepper.
Ingredients
- pork front-leg meat, 30% fat and 70% lean
- wonton wrappers
- Chinese thirteen-spice powder
- oyster sauce
- scallion-ginger water
- scallions
- soy sauce
- vinegar
- salt
- chicken bouillon
- chili oil
- ground Sichuan pepper
- garlic-infused water
- white sesame seeds
- lard
- leafy greens
- water
The original Chinese spoon, bowl or cup measures have unspecified capacity; their original units are retained without a metric conversion.
Method
- 01
Mince the pork. Mix with thirteen-spice powder, oyster sauce, scallion-ginger water and scallions, stirring clockwise until combined.
- 02
Place filling at a corner of a wonton wrapper. Wet the edge, roll as shown in the source picture, overlap the ends and pinch to seal.
- 03
Mix soy sauce, vinegar, salt, chicken bouillon, chili oil, Sichuan pepper, garlic water, sesame seeds, scallions and lard in a serving bowl. Add hot water or cooking broth.
- 04
Add the wontons to boiling water. When it boils again, add half a bowl of cool water as described in the source.
- 05
Bring back to a boil, add greens and cook until the wrappers and filling are cooked. The source uses floating as a cue; check the filling as well.
- 06
Lift the wontons into the prepared sauce bowl and serve.








