A friend once said that he must round off a meal with a sweet dessert otherwise, he would feel that he hasn't really completed his meal. Sort of a sweet ending?
It sounded strange to me at first because I am the sort who do not care much for desserts. I do not have a problem not having desserts after dinner.
But this end-a-meal-with-a-dessert habit must be true for many people judging from the huge range of sweet desserts available.
Coming back to wontons. To me, they have always been savoury.
But as I read more about wontons, I came across cooks with great imagination, creativity and culinary talent who use the wonton wrappers to make all sort of sweet and delightful desserts.
Here are some wonderful wonton dessert recipes.
For wontons to be baked, I would recommend using an egg-less wonton wrappers.
To all the sweet tooths out there ... with love.
Banana wonton rolls
Ingredients12 pieces of wonton wrappers
1 very ripe banana
1.5 tbsp water
softened butter or egg wash
Directions
- Preheat oven to 180-200C
- Peel the banana and cut into 12 equal pieces
- Lay a wonton wrapper on a clean cutting board
- Place a piece of banana near the corner of the wrapper
- Roll to wrap the banana
- Wet the corner of the wonton wrapper to seal
- Wet the inside of the two ends, press down to seal
- Repeat the process until all are rolled
- Brush the wonton rolls with softened butter or egg wash
- Place the 12 banana rolls on a baking sheet and bake for 15 minutes
- Remove from oven and serve
Fruity yogurt in a wonton cup
Ingredientssoftened butter or egg wash
12 pieces of wonton wrappers
1 small tub of fresh yogurt
A bunch of fresh summer fruits such as strawberries, peaches
Directions
- Preheat oven to 375F or 190C
- Brush each piece of wonton wrapper with softened butter
- Place 1 or 2 sheets in each muffin cup and press down to get the shape
- Bake them for about 5-10 minutes
- Leave to cool and turn the cups out
- Cut fruits into small pieces. Mix with yogurt
- Spoon the fruity yogurt into the baked wonton cups
- Drizzle with honey or maple syrup
- Add toppings like nuts before serving
Wonton almond twists

15 pieces of wonton wrappers
40g unsalted butter
20g almond powder
1 tbsp almond chips
1 tbsp jam
Directions
- Soften butter by leaving it to stand at room temperature
- Mix the butter with the almond powder to make almond butter
- Spread the almond butter evenly on each piece of wonton wrapper
- Stack all 15 wrapper on top of one another
- Cover the wonton layers with cling wrap and roll out any air between them with a rolling pin
- Leave in the refrigerator for about 10 minutes
- Take the layers out and prick several holes with a fork
- Cut the wonton layers into long strips
- Cut a slot in the middle of each strip
- Push one end through the slot to create a twist
- Microwave on high for about 2 minutes
- Brush a little jam on the surface of each twist and sprinkle some almond chips over them
Recipes contributed by visitors
Wonton cupcake
Patricia Broughton surprised me by sending me her recipe for making wonton cups using mini cupcake pans. Thank you Patricia!
- Take a won ton wrapper put into mini cupcake pans
- Brush with melted butter
- Brown for 1-3 min. at 375 degrees
- Let cool before you take them out
Patricia made a lemon ice box pie using cooled won ton wraps. Good finger dessert for parties.
Online wonton dessert recipes
Chocolate banana wontons
I came across this chocolate banana wonton recipe while surfing. Since I did not have any recipe using banana with chocolate and the recipe looks yummy, I decided to include the link to the recipe here.
It is a quick dessert recipe featured on Diana Kuan's blog. These chocolate and banana wontons take almost no time to make.
Chocolate Kiss Wontons
This is Bob Blumer's recipe and the ingredients include wonton skins, peanut butter, bananas and Hershey's Caramel kisses.
- Spread a bit of creamy peanut butter in the centre of the wonton wrapper
- Slice the banana cross section thinly and place one slice on top of the peanut butter
- Top the banana slice with a caramel kiss
- Wet the 4 corners of the wonton wrapper and bring them together. Wet the sides and seal them to form a pointed parcel.
- Heat up a wok of oil or deep fryer and deep fry the wonton parcels
- Optional: dust the parcels with some icing sugar
See a photo of them at the Keropokman's blog.
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Looking for recipes using wonton wrappers? I have gathered so many ideas for wonton wrappers here that you probably won't have time to try them all. Include wonton cheese recipes, wonton cups, wonton wrap etc.
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Chicken wonton recipes
Check out these easy chicken wonton recipes. A good alternative if you do not eat pork. Yup! No pork at all.
Crab meat wonton recipes
Looking for crab meat wonton recipes? Check out these easy recipes using crab and pork. Includes a yummy crab rangoon recipe.
Fish wonton recipes
Fish is not a common wonton filling. Yet, they make healthy fillings. Once these babies are wrapped up, you can boil them, deep-fry them or steam them. It is up to you. Of course traditionally they are boiled and served in soup.
Pork wonton recipes
Pork is the traditional ingredient in wontons. It is common to add other types of meat or vegetable to make a delicious filling mixture. I have gathered quite a few pork wonton recipes here. Take your pick and choose your favorites.
Shrimp wonton recipes
The shrimp wonton recipes featured here range from using only shrimps to a combination of shrimp with other types of ingredients.
Turkey wonton recipes
I think these turkey wonton recipes will come in handy for using Thanksgiving leftovers. What could be nicer than a couple of turkey wontons floating in a hot clear broth to counter-act the effects of over-eating.
Vegetable wonton recipes
How can we leave out our vegetarian friends when we enjoy wontons? Here is at least 1 vegetable wonton recipe.
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