Fish wonton recipes - tasty and healthy wonton appetizers

Using fresh fish as the wonton filling surely qualifies these fish wonton recipes as healthy appetizers.

Boil them, deep-fry them or steam them. It is up to you. Of course traditionally they are boiled and served in soup.

I offer 2 wonton recipes here. Why not try them both and let me know how it went.

White fish wontons

I prefer using saltwater fish in my wontons. They have a nice texture and a mild taste.

Ingredients
1 packet of wonton wrappers

300g white fish fillet (make sure the fillets do not contain small bones)
1 stalk finely chopped spring onion
50g dried shrimps
1 tbsp minced ginger

Seasonings for filling
2 tsp cooking wine
1 tsp salt
2 tsp sesame seed oil
Dash of pepper
1 tsp cornstarch

Directions

1. Steam the white fish fillets
2. Mince the fish manually or use a food processor
3. Add the spring onion and mix well together
4. Add the seasonings for filling and combine well. Add the cornstarch last
5. Wrap the wontons
6. Prepare the wonton soup
7. Boil water and cook the wontons. Drain using a slotted spoon
8. Pour soup into serving bowls, add the wontons
9. Serve immediately

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Mandarin fish wonton

This recipe calls for minced ginger to be added to the filling. I know some people hate the taste of ginger. However, it is best not to skip the ginger when using a freshwater fish like mandarin fish.

It is also better to buy larger fishes so that it is easier to pick out the bones.

You can substitute the mandarin fish with another kind of fish, especially one that you like.

Ingredients
1 packet of wonton wrappers

400g mandarin fish fillets
1 tbsp minced ginger

Seasonings for filling
1 tbsp cooking wine
1/2 egg white
1 tsp sesame seed oil
Dash of pepper
1/2 tsp cornstarch

Garnish
1 stalk finely chopped celery
1 stalk finely chopped spring onion
Salt & pepper
Dash of sesame seed oil

Directions

1. Wash and minced the mandarin fish
2. Mix in the minced ginger
3. Add the seasonings for filling and combine well. Add the cornstarch last
4. Wrap the wontons
5. Prepare the wonton soup
6. Boil water and cook the wontons.
7. Drain using a slotted spoon
8. Pour soup into serving bowls, add the wontons
9. Garnish and serve

I hope you have enjoyed these 2 fish wonton recipes. Try these other wonton recipes too.

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