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Just made it this evening. I am a VERY particular cook and give this 5+ stars. My family raved about it ! Just follow his steps.....searing the ginger and Chinese onions were key along with the oyster sauce. BUT, I believe the fried shallots gave it that unique essence we find at high end Chinese restaurants. Simply, make and enjoy !
Don't tell my husband I put fish and/or oyster sauce in his food. Tonight is feeding 2 rescued baby birds, feeding 7 cats and 3 dogs canned food (shame) and probably take out from our local Asian restaurant. Vegetable mushu for me (it's so good!) and some combo for him.
Nicely done however I am now conflicted. - should I cook wonton in soup or in separate water? Wonton wrapper flour will make soup cloudy but improve flavour of wonton..Won’t cooking wonton separately have brighter flavours and improved appearance?
02/11/19 - thanks for sharing Jeremy, I like the way you cook, simple and it looks so delicious. like your knife skills too. :) will try this soon...don't know if i can make the dim sum though.
I made this soup on raining cold days. I will make your version next time. Amazing how you smashed the shrimps flat like that. I'm guessing strong hands? I need to lift more weight then try again. Thank you!
I realize this is an older video but wondering whether the wontons can be frozen? We often make a soup and it would be great to just add a few of these from the freezer? Thanks, loving the videos!!!
I've seen wonton at Chinese restaurants and if you put it in the fridge the thing gelatin. I think they made their own chicken stock for more umami. I'm going to try this recipe of yours this weekend.
Jeremy Wonderful; I would use a combo of pork neck bones and Turkey wings; I would use as my soup base; I am a pasta guy, I would add a little wonton noodles !!!
Brehhhh, I live in Texas and the Chinese restaurants won ton does not look like this. This looks delicious my dude! Great video and great editing skills.
Hi Shirley, you can use any vegetarian dumpling filling recipe for the wontons and replace the chicken stock with vegetable stock for a vegetarian version of this dish!
School of Wok I’m a fan of his videos. However if an honest comment leads to such a response, I’ll never respond again. Btw, Lee, were u the cameraman?
This channel need a lot of viewers!!...sorry for my word but damn bro your like Gordon Ramsay the difference is Gordon Ramsay cook fast but keep up bro 😂
Hey guys. I made this about a month ago but tried to multiply the recipe to feed 4 people. As a result the oyster sauce flavor was too strong. Any suggestions?
Don’t multiply the oil & oyster sauce in the broth … taste it & add a bit if necessary . But quadruple all of the wonton ingredients .. & vegetables in broth
@@elizabethhallowell5115 since I posted that reply 2 years ago I had opportunities to tweak it and I got it exactly the way I want it. But yes, I absolutely agree multiply the wonton and vegetable ingredients
I get very confused about the sauces that flavour this soup. Some people use oyster sauce, others use fish sauce or soya sauce. So which one is the best? Alternatively can you mix these together? Help!
Awesome, but please Dial Down the Musical Soundtrack next time! Too Distracting. I Just want to learn from you instead of hearing Club Volume Chill Music.
Can't call it Wonton w/o Grounded Dried Flatfish. Soup stock must have chicken feet, pork bones, and shrimp shells then finished with Shrimp Eggs and Lard.
Pretty sure this recipe was aiming for accessibility. Authenticity may be one of the best but sometimes people can't be bothered to get some of these types of ingredients.
Then you add whatever for your stock ~ restaurants around me just use quick broth - & add the bottled sauces .. how I wish Chinese restaurants in a Hooterville would create true rich broth .. I have chicken feet in my freezer for my next batch !!! Always make real broth .. but never had the dried flat dish . The chef was sharing a quicker flavorful broth for many who just need a quicker tasty broth
Please, Jeremy... tell me a good alternative for fish and oyster sauce? I don't like those, so can I add extra Hoisin sauce instead? I had a bad experience at a Chinese restaurant where the cook went crazy with it in a Broccoli Beef recipe and it tasted super fishy! I ordered an alternative on Amazon called Yondu Umami Seasoning Sauce which claims it is better than those fishy sauces. I just won't use them. Please help? I want to make your recipes and so many call for fishy sauce. Have you reviewed Yondu? If not... I'd love if you would? thx
@@SchoolofWok thank you. It would be helpful if you could take a moment to review it on your site. It's available at Amazon and inexpensive. I am sure vegans as well "fish no likers" would appreciate your thoughts on it. You could use it as a tool to explain UMAMI and why those fish and oyster sauces are necessary as an overview on Chinese Condiments. That would be a great video! Non-Chinese cooks like me could use that information to insure success with your recipes. We don't understand many of the condiments that pop up in Chinese cooking videos so understanding what they are and what they do would be helpful. There are so many with Chinese labels so other than the name of the condiment... I don't know what is in them? I had never heard of Red Bean Curd in your Char Siu recipe until now. It was also hard to find but I did finally find it. Thank you Lee, for your wonderful videos.
I noticed - light soy sauce, sugar and sesame seed oil; here is a different spin, light soy sauce, a tablespoon of honey and Japanese black sesame seed oil
@@SchoolofWok Well it's nice that nobody else has problems understanding your format or diction but no worries I've found a clear and concise written recipe. Thanks for answering.
In almost all Asian cooking the salt is added via the sauces. for example Fish sauce in Thai food is basically adding salt, Oyster sauce and other also add a salt taste to marinades and bases. Its also a reason a lot of chefs use 'light' soy as opposed to a full soy as the light soy is salt reduced...Asian cooking has more than enough salt going around trust me. :)
This recipe, from soup, ingredients, marinates to wrapping of wanton.... all "good" in the West.... Any Chinese, or rather, Cantonese like me who watch this would......... 🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️
i was in the car today with my family and i told them i know there are 100s of Chinese food recipes/ channels on YT but yesterday night i found the ONE the one channel to beat them all lol... really like the content and easy to follow instructions.
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Just made it this evening. I am a VERY particular cook and give this 5+ stars. My family raved about it ! Just follow his steps.....searing the ginger and Chinese onions were key along with the oyster sauce. BUT, I believe the fried shallots gave it that unique essence we find at high end Chinese restaurants. Simply, make and enjoy !
Excellent! Glad you enjoyed it! Check out some more of our recipes if you liked this one! - Lee
Don't tell my husband I put fish and/or oyster sauce in his food.
Tonight is feeding 2 rescued baby birds, feeding 7 cats and 3 dogs canned food (shame) and probably take out from our local Asian restaurant. Vegetable mushu for me (it's so good!) and some combo for him.
Your folding technique of the Wonton is the best I've ever seen. Thank you. Looks really flavourful. Love the colour of the broth.
A one tonne soup. That's a heavy soup
No it’s not
Lol
Don't watch this at midnight and hungry...it drove me insane. :)
Sorry about that! - Lee
IAM GORT oh crap...it’s 11:07 pm and I’m already drooling 🤤
Be like me and watch this....then have 2min noodles and toast
Saw it,
Made it,
Ate it,
Enjoyed it!!
Thanks Jeremy, from the Netherlands.
I came I saw I conquered
Have you all ever thought of doing a collab with Marion’s Kitchen? I think that’ll be GREAT!
Can you freeze the wonton for later use?
You can freeze the wontons and cook them when you need to, it'll just take a couple more minutes! - Lee
I’m drooling over here 😂
My dream has always been to be rich enough to make a ton of wonton soup and call it the ‘one-ton special’
Probably a silly question but the cooking of the pork would take place in the soup yeah ? :)
Yes, Dylan. Because there's only a small amount of meat in each dumpling, it cooks relatively quickly in the soup! - Lee
Nicely done however I am now conflicted. - should I cook wonton in soup or in separate water? Wonton wrapper flour will make soup cloudy but improve flavour of wonton..Won’t cooking wonton separately have brighter flavours and improved appearance?
Exactly! I was shocked to see the wontons cooked in the soup - how absolutely gross.
Wontons will have more flavor if cooked in the broth - if so gross to you, boil in water for a minute then add to broth
Wok on the wild side!! Best soup ever!!
There's been so many pun comments today! - Lee
Thank you! This recipe is perfect!
Let us know if you make it! - Lee
I already made it twice in a week. Thanks for sharing!
Good stuff, glad you enjoy it! - Lee
02/11/19 - thanks for sharing Jeremy, I like the way you cook, simple and it looks so delicious. like your knife skills too. :) will try this soon...don't know if i can make the dim sum though.
Thank you! Dim sum can be pretty difficult to make, but practice makes perfect! - Lee
I made this soup on raining cold days. I will make your version next time. Amazing how you smashed the shrimps flat like that. I'm guessing strong hands? I need to lift more weight then try again. Thank you!
The surface area of the cleaver helps! - Lee
@@SchoolofWok
Thank you Lee
No worries! - Lee
Big knife is all you need
Your videos make me hungry 😋
Maybe you should cook up some wontons! - Lee
Man... you cook so good and eat alone. Why not invite me along, am drooling here🤤
Oh, believe me, these dishes are not eaten alone! - Lee
Still... I didn’t get any 😋
Such a nice man, very pleasant person. And very clear instructions.
Glad you enjoyed the video! - Lee
February 14? No wonder I am in love. Just bring me some!
This soup was so good! - Lee
Looks great. What is the background music?
Jeremy, I love your cooking and your style. If I was in London I'd attend your school.
Thanks! If you're ever here on holiday then make sure to book a class! - Lee
In the soup prep is it a pinch of salt or pince of sugar(as in the recipe).? Also do you put the ginger and spring onion in the dry pot?
It's a pinch of salt, and the spring onion and ginger go into the pot with a little bit of vegetable oil! - Lee
I find he's so cute! This soup looks very delicious; thank you for sharing this wonderful recipe; God bless you 🙏🙏🙏
Could you please do a bourbon street chicken. Would love to watch that.
Thanks for the suggestion, I'll note it down for a future video! - Lee
Could you please do a chicken n mushroom soup and chicken and sweet corn please. I'm obsessed.
I'll add it to our suggestions list! - Lee
Yum!! Thank you...
No problem! - Lee
I want that knife..it's badass..😦😦
Well, funny you should say that. You can buy it by following this link: bit.ly/2sw4KT7 - Lee
Just made this as dinner tonight. It was AMAZING!!
Didn’t know that you put oyster sauce in wonton soup. I thought only soy sauce.
Thank you so much for the recipe, I made this 3 days in a row, it was a hit!
3 days in a row? Wow you must love your wontons! I don't blame you haha - Lee
Only now seeing this Chanel, love your food and professional presentation,just subscribed, cheers.
Thanks! - Lee
Cannot believe how easy that broth is! Aww, I seriously want those wan ton...... I NEED those wan tons 😭😭😭😭😭😭
You've got the recipe to make them now haha! - Lee
Thank you for sharing your technology. Gracia
I realize this is an older video but wondering whether the wontons can be frozen? We often make a soup and it would be great to just add a few of these from the freezer? Thanks, loving the videos!!!
That's how I measured the ingredients. One........ two....... 😂
I've seen wonton at Chinese restaurants and if you put it in the fridge the thing gelatin. I think they made their own chicken stock for more umami. I'm going to try this recipe of yours this weekend.
Let us know how it turns out! - Lee
With this well communicated and easy steps from your recipes, I am stowing away all those cookbooks I have been collecting for years...
Thank you! - Lee
Jeremy Wonderful; I would use a combo of pork neck bones and Turkey wings; I would use as my soup base; I am a pasta guy, I would add a little wonton noodles !!!
Sounds great! - Lee
how many minutes we have to cook wantons in the soup
3-5 minutes! - Lee
I followed this guys techniques and recipes and it turned out to be the best asian food that iv ever made .. hes reallly good..
:D
Good stuff, glad to hear you enjoyed it! - Lee
Between chicken and beef, which one is a better substitute for pork?
I'd say fattier cut of beef - Lee
pork is best tho, also in this day and age there is no real reason to renounce pork meat
You serve that in a Chinese restaurant and that restaurant will go out of business. :)
This looks delicious, I look forward to trying the recipe :) I loved you choice of music too. Who is the artist?
Thank you! Can't find the piece of music I used, I think it was from Epidemic Sound when we had a subscription with those guys - Lee
Brehhhh, I live in Texas and the Chinese restaurants won ton does not look like this. This looks delicious my dude! Great video and great editing skills.
Thank you! Much appreciated! - Lee
On the recipe it says 200ml stock, but is that right??...
Mr Lee..what can I substitute the prawn with in both cases?
You can just use twice the amount of pork I suppose! - Lee
What brand of oyster sauce do you use?
We use Lee Kum Kee oyster sauce - Lee
School of Wok thank you!
I wanna be a wokstar!!!
Please, make a vegetarian version of this soup! I'm so fan of your recipes, but I'm vegetarian! I'll be checking the channel waiting for that recipe!
Hi Shirley, you can use any vegetarian dumpling filling recipe for the wontons and replace the chicken stock with vegetable stock for a vegetarian version of this dish!
Use more mushroom & vegetables - omit meats .. the veggies will be delicious
Wow amazing
Thank you
I'm definitely going to try this
Good luck, enjoy the food! - Lee
Love the recipe. Does anyone know the song in the background?
Hey jeremy..i am a fan of your cooking style. Can you make a video how to make dimsum wrapper..thanks
Hi Art, we have dim sum wrapper recipe guides in most of our dumpling videos so give one of those a watch! - Lee
Beautiful! Gives me the courage to make this!! Thanks.
Love the music
One of the few that do! - Lee
School of Wok what’s the song been looking for it
Its a giddy feel watching the initial part as camera man moves to Jamie’s face after every ingredient
Is that a good or bad thing? Also, his name is Jeremy! - Lee
School of Wok I’m a fan of his videos. However if an honest comment leads to such a response, I’ll never respond again. Btw, Lee, were u the cameraman?
I'm not sure what you mean, I was asking if it's a good thing that I move to his face after each ingredient! Also, yes I am the cameraman! - Lee
Dude is it a good thing if it makes people feel giddy?
Jeremy you’re so good at what you do I can’t imagine you being too stressed. I think it’s just a reason to mash things on the cutting board!😊🔪
He enjoys it a little bit too much! - Lee
Could you add Pak Choi?
Into the filling? You can give it a go! - Lee
So damn good..
This channel need a lot of viewers!!...sorry for my word but damn bro your like Gordon Ramsay the difference is Gordon Ramsay cook fast but keep up bro 😂
Thanks! We get the Gordon Ramsay comment a lot! - Lee
The production quality of this is amazing, would definitely watch it while stoned. Camera focus could use a little work though.
Haha, thanks! Our newer videos are much better!
Lee, You brought back the Oriental in Chinese Cooking...If you know what I mean...Keep it Up!!!
I'd say Jeremy is more responsible for it than I am! - Lee
Amazing
Thank you! - Lee
Hey guys. I made this about a month ago but tried to multiply the recipe to feed 4 people. As a result the oyster sauce flavor was too strong. Any suggestions?
Don’t multiply the oil & oyster sauce in the broth … taste it & add a bit if necessary .
But quadruple all of the wonton ingredients .. & vegetables in broth
@@elizabethhallowell5115 since I posted that reply 2 years ago I had opportunities to tweak it and I got it exactly the way I want it. But yes, I absolutely agree multiply the wonton and vegetable ingredients
Why do the mushrooms have to soak over night?
Spot on my friend!
I get very confused about the sauces that flavour this soup. Some people use oyster sauce, others use fish sauce or soya sauce. So which one is the best? Alternatively can you mix these together? Help!
Yum
It was indeed yum! - Lee
So good ❤
Thanks! - Chris
Was he sayin 1 Tonne soup? lol
Yes, the secret ingredient is a pallet of bricks - Lee
Lol I commented the same thing then saw your comment. Glad I wasn't the only one that heard that haha
Never seen oyster sauce in a soup base for these things...how odd. Not traditional?
I tried again to multiply this recipe to feed 4 people. Another swing and a miss. Arg!!
Lovely , thanks
А что это у тебя за нож? Это не Цай Дао. В хозяйственом британском магазине купил?
Awesome, but please Dial Down the Musical Soundtrack next time! Too Distracting. I Just want to learn from you instead of hearing Club Volume Chill Music.
Too loud music
Can't call it Wonton w/o Grounded Dried Flatfish. Soup stock must have chicken feet, pork bones, and shrimp shells then finished with Shrimp Eggs and Lard.
Why not? - Lee
I truly believe you can do better and authentic cooking. You do have the skills and culture background to fashion true Chinese dishes@@SchoolofWok
Pretty sure this recipe was aiming for accessibility. Authenticity may be one of the best but sometimes people can't be bothered to get some of these types of ingredients.
Then you add whatever for your stock ~ restaurants around me just use quick broth - & add the bottled sauces .. how I wish Chinese restaurants in a Hooterville would create true rich broth .. I have chicken feet in my freezer for my next batch !!! Always make real broth .. but never had the dried flat dish . The chef was sharing a quicker flavorful broth for many who just need a quicker tasty broth
Please, Jeremy... tell me a good alternative for fish and oyster sauce? I don't like those, so can I add extra Hoisin sauce instead? I had a bad experience at a Chinese restaurant where the cook went crazy with it in a Broccoli Beef recipe and it tasted super fishy! I ordered an alternative on Amazon called Yondu Umami Seasoning Sauce which claims it is better than those fishy sauces. I just won't use them. Please help? I want to make your recipes and so many call for fishy sauce. Have you reviewed Yondu? If not... I'd love if you would?
thx
Soy sauce can be used to replace fish sauce, and you can get vegetarian oyster sauce which is made from mushrooms instead of oysters - Lee
@@SchoolofWok thank you. It would be helpful if you could take a moment to review it on your site. It's available at Amazon and inexpensive. I am sure vegans as well "fish no likers" would appreciate your thoughts on it. You could use it as a tool to explain UMAMI and why those fish and oyster sauces are necessary as an overview on Chinese Condiments.
That would be a great video! Non-Chinese cooks like me could use that information to insure success with your recipes. We don't understand many of the condiments that pop up in Chinese cooking videos so understanding what they are and what they do would be helpful. There are so many with Chinese labels so other than the name of the condiment... I don't know what is in them? I had never heard of Red Bean Curd in your Char Siu recipe until now. It was also hard to find but I did finally find it. Thank you Lee, for your wonderful videos.
FOCUS!!!
A one tonne soup?
For my Utah family ...it's a 10 tonne soup.
Definitely looks better than a bat soup
Yeah, after 2020. I think God told us not to eat bats for a good reason. He didn't want us getting Coronavirus!
Why did you put prawn in, then add 50/50 prawn & pork? WTF
Where do I get the recipe
The recipe is in the description, Jason! - Lee
I don't think any one replies due too many comments ? or they just don't care ?
Thank you
:) He talked and acted like Gordon Ramsey
I noticed - light soy sauce, sugar and sesame seed oil; here is a different spin, light soy sauce, a tablespoon of honey and Japanese black sesame seed oil
Honey is a good substitute for the sugar if you want it to be a bit more healthier - Lee
@@SchoolofWok Dont get me wrong working long hours in a Chinese restaurant taught me to love pork lard, I dont mind it once in a while
Too much DOUGH and not enough Ingredients I say lol
buy the wontons dough squares premade. cant go wrong then!
Why are u using sugar?
Sugar is used to balance the flavours - Lee
Wonton, not ONE TONNE????
Where are the quantities or do we just guess? You should do subtitles because I can't hear what you're mumbling.
There's a link to the written recipe in the description. No one else seems to have troubles hearing the instructions - Lee
@@SchoolofWok Well it's nice that nobody else has problems understanding your format or diction but no worries I've found a clear and concise written recipe. Thanks for answering.
Why don’t u add salt to the food u cook
Soy sauce gives it a salty flavour profile! - Lee
In almost all Asian cooking the salt is added via the sauces. for example Fish sauce in Thai food is basically adding salt, Oyster sauce and other also add a salt taste to marinades and bases. Its also a reason a lot of chefs use 'light' soy as opposed to a full soy as the light soy is salt reduced...Asian cooking has more than enough salt going around trust me. :)
This recipe, from soup, ingredients, marinates to wrapping of wanton.... all "good" in the West....
Any Chinese, or rather, Cantonese like me who watch this would.........
🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️
The tunes were a little porno. But i like your recipe
How many does this feed?
I love this channel and this recipe but that loud porno music is annoying
There's no more music in our latest videos! - Lee
Get rid of the Damn Music.... YOU may like it but I don't ... i do enjoy your cooking skills though,
Lose the music! It’s way too loud and distracting. Adds nothing to the video
The music levels have already been addressed - Lee
so many bloody haters
Must mean that we're becoming slightly successful! Osu - Lee
i was in the car today with my family and i told them i know there are 100s of Chinese food recipes/ channels on YT but yesterday night i found the ONE the one channel to beat them all lol... really like the content and easy to follow instructions.
Good stuff, thanks for the support! - Lee
Whats with the 80s porn music in the background
love the porn music in the background
It's a versatile genre of music - Lee
i wasn't being sarcastic or anything I like that song
Neither was I haha, it works pretty nicely! - Lee