As a kid, I only liked eating wonton skin, not the minced meat so I would've absolutely LOVED this back then. I've grown to appreciate the meat filling now, but I will still happily eat these bubble wontons today though.
I will always eat the meat and then the rest of the wonton skin, until this day. I can't leave the meat behind though, as my parents will get mad for being picky.
To everyone saying it doesn’t have enough meat: He explained it in the video. If you want more meat eat somwehere else. You’re so used to eating wontons with more meat in it, and that’s fine. I am from there and what he’s saying is correct. In that place it’s mostly water and people’s diets were leaning towards the vegetarian side, but of course there are other shops with more meat in it, I guess this is the more traditional way. Do stop complaining when you haven’t even ate the dish. The whole entire purpose of less meat is so it floats and you can feel the pop sensation, wonton skin is thin, and the dish is good. You don’t need a lot of meat for whatever your eating to be good. This is just a specific type of wonton, regular Chinese wontons have way more meat than this.
It's likely more along the lines of "It was poor people's food so we had to make the meat stretch as far as we could." but because it has become popular the excuse quickly changes to "We're more refined here" Kind of like how Lobster and oysters were considered a poor man's food not even 100 years ago and here in the US there are even letters from prisoners in Alcatraz complaining about getting fed lobster more than twice a week and how it was cruel and unusual punishment.... Yet now? Lobster and oysters is the food of the rich!
In my country Malaysia, our wonton have a lot more meat. This one needs a magnifying glass to find the meat. Our wonton comes with noodles in the first place so we don't rely on the wonton as a noodle replacement.
@@ronniechew6566 lol your wonton is just a regular Chinese wonton. I like Malaysian or Malaysian Chinese food but there is no special wonton in Malaysia. This wonton in the video is called bubble wonton. It's not a normal wonton, in fact most Chinese (including myself) don't even know that it exists until this video.
I got it.. It's like how Italian enjoy their pasta, and Indian enjoy their roti.... It's not the meat that is matter here. It's the taste, texture and fulfillment feelings of it.
You’re paying for the skin essentially. But all that broth and noodles for 84 cents is a steal!! I know places that sell smaller bowls of soup for 4 bucks or more
I agree! The way he explained it tho was so rude! "We are refined, unlike those northerns who eat chunks of meat" Why put someone else down to explain the reason for how u make the product?
When you said dot I thought you were being sarcastic. But honestly I wouldn't be mad cause it's kinda like pasta the flavor is in the soup and it's really cheap
We use to have a lady that had a stall under our apartment make “little wontons” literally a dot of meat and she’d just scrunch the wrapper up with her fist. Dang they were good.
My mom told me that her family used to make this kind of wonton during her childhood because meat was quite expensive back then. That's why to this day, my family still makes wontons with less meat than most people would expect since it really is different when you eat wontons to enjoy the skin and wonton soup rather than the meat.
I'm from the region and I've been to this stall a couple of times. The whole point is to enjoy the wrappers, so its basically like noodle. If you want more filling just order the regular wonton, it's literally the next thing on the menu.
i feel like i could use a bowl like this right now ... it looks like it would make me feel nourished without feeling bloated like with other kinds of fattier dumplings.
well... This is kinda like "leaf wonton", which is "wonton" skin only. The meat itself only to help the noodles hold the "wonton" shapes instead of square noodles shapes. xD It look funny tho.
Its like eating the wrapper only floating from hot broth. If its cheap then its reasonable since i came from poor where im used to eating rice with soup only. If its expensive, i'll pass
It's basically a soup with noodles from what I see, still if that thing sells that much then the taste of the soup is probably awesome. I'm so hungry right now lmao.
this video honestly brought tears to my eyes. every year my family would travel to china to see family members and enjoy the scenery of our beautiful villages but this year we didn't get the chance to. i hope corona goes away soon so i can have my nice bowl of wonton soup :)
I've always just loved the skin of the wonton, never really the meat. Half of the time when you bite into one it is just a lava mouthful of burning hot meat. The skin of the wonton deserves to be the star more often, it's like how you eat noodle soup for the noodles [Edit] It's also like how in pizza, it's not the sauce or the cheese that makes it complete. It's the dough that counts. If the dough doesn't have enough attention, then the pizza isn't complete
The wonton skin is the best part of wonton. I love it in some noodle dish they fry the skin to a crisp. That thing will soak up all the flavours in the soup and oil and it’s heaven.
Michey Lol, southern min (Minnan/闽南）province aka Fujianese felt betrayed. To all those who say that there's lack of meat in Wonton, check out Fujian Province Yanpi Rouyan which was similar to wonton but with loads of meat even the skin was made of purely pork mixed with some potato starch pounded to paste. th-cam.com/video/uEoE7kPwMcE/w-d-xo.html I hope Goldthread could make a episode about the Fuzhounese Yanpi Rouyan because making the meat skin pounded to paste is even more difficult and complicated.
Having worked in a chinese restaurant before, I said the same thing about the fried wontons. Wheres the meat?!? So tiny compared to a proper wonton. For fried wonton, its explained that the meat is small because when frying, the skin would burn before a large chunk of meat cooked through. This reminds me of that, except they decided to boil it with even less meat! I dont think it started with refinement or any of that marketing stuff. It's just good ol' humble food. Grains are cheaper than pork, hence the tradition to stretch the meat. Think of it as a noodle soup with 20 small dabs of meat for additional flavor and texture. Nothing wrong with that, and the floating makes it interesting to look at. I'd try these if given the chance, but I doubt itd win me over from traditional dimsum. Thanks for sharing Goldthread✌, I never new this existed. 👍
Will C To all those who say that there's lack of meat in Wonton, check out Fujian Province Yanpi Rouyan which was similar to wonton but with loads of meat even the skin was made of purely pork mixed with some potato starch pounded to paste. th-cam.com/video/uEoE7kPwMcE/w-d-xo.html I hope Goldthread could make a episode about the Fuzhounese Yanpi Rouyan because making the meat skin pounded to paste is even more difficult and complicated.
Child: “Hey Dad! You forgot the steak for the steak frites!” Dad: puts on monocle and says “Oh my young child. You don’t understand. My cuisine is delicate and refined.”
Correct me if I'm wrong, but if I'm not mistaken the bubble wonton mentioned here is 馄饨 (which seems to be a small dash of meat wrapped in thin flour skin, and the selling point is to enjoy the texture of the skin and the soup) while the typical wonton (the one with a lot of meat wrapped in a thicker flour skin) is 云吞. Then again, the difference in term could be due to regional differences.
I think it's a regional thing. My Chinese family calls wontons 馄饨 even when they have a ton of meat. I didn't know they were called 云吞 until I went to uni lol.
Yeah there's not much meat but... did you see they said it was 85 cents for 20 wontons???? Crazy cheap for a quick meal. And I'm one of those people who didn't like wonton fillings much but loved the broth and wrapper. This is right up my alley. Going to try to make this.
Reminds me of that times when I was small and helped my parents . My dad scolded me for putting to much meat into the wonton. But I liked a lot of meat in my wonton back than. I started to appreciate the skin when my mom deep fried the wonton. 😂
The first time I had wonton was I got sick in high school and I wanted to have soup but with no rice. My mom bought me wonton noodles. So wonton with noodles, you get the idea. I thought God has touched my soul and healed me. Anyways, I always have wonton whenever I got sick since then. It feels so refreshing.
@@SamP0rterBridges he gotta pay rent or lease the shop from the government coz you can't own property in China. Overall, people tend to make more money working the factories that selling meal sized food that is under $1
i love the way he explained how why there isn't more meat and i also loved how when he was explaining it, a pretty girl came in and as soon as she looked at the camera, she turned the other way and went away
In PH we have those, and it has a lot of native name. For example in my province it's called as Pancit Molo same texture same looks but sometimes too much boiling the wrapper with meat does makes it drained and flatten. That's why it's okay that your wrapper drained when served.
does anyone remember putting it in your mouth assuming its not hot, then when it pops, your tongue would be burned by the heat but swallowed it whole anyway?
From the title, I thought uploader was being pretentious by calling soup wonton as bubble wonton but it actually is a bubble wonton. Never heard of it and now I'm intrigued :0
In some parts of China wontons are a soup . For example, the verb used to have wontons is literally 喝馄饨 or drink wontons. In other parts people eat wontons as filling as dumplings and consider it a staple food. Let people eat food how they want.
I made wontons once.. because of a novel I read where a shizun would make it for his student whenever he was sick or down. The whole story became kinda sad after that and the wontons became more than just food... I just HAD to make them. It's delicious btw.. perfect for a light meal...
dang i've never even heard of this before even tho I live in hk which is south-east china. I wanna eat it so bad. Ugh Chinese cuisine. When I was a kid I preferred western and Japanese cuisine more. But now a teen and growing older, asian cuisines esp Chinese are just so good, better than I could've imagined. i love food..
I guess they didn't do much research on this, wonton is not name swallowing cloud because of it look like cloud in the soup, many wonton is in yuan bao 元寶 Shape. originally wonton and dumpling were the same thing, over time because the way to make the 2 were so different, they called one jiaozi and one wonton, it was because the sound wonton (won means mix of food material, ton means ball of food with filling) sounds like cloud swallow in Cantonese, they started use that term instead. correct wonton writing is only written as 雲吞 in Cantonese region, the rest of the region it's written as 餛飩
Lmao to the ppl complaining about the lack of meat: the point of the wonton is that is has air in it and is empty which is what makes it unique in comparison to the normal wonton which has more filling like a typical dumpling.
I actually like the less meat ratio, I don’t really like hiw much meat is in wontons tbh. I always prefer the skin and I normally eat the meat first then the skin second to save the best for last lolol
damn what I miss most about China is just how amazingly cheap it was to get a good meal. I almost want to go back even if I don't go to where the rest of my family lives
This looks perfect when you're sick and want something nice and warm
My tastebuds all the time
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@@wondermifflin1737 yep comfort for the pockets and wallet
Specially when you have corona
@@duong-tb4wv second best alternative
As a kid, I only liked eating wonton skin, not the minced meat so I would've absolutely LOVED this back then. I've grown to appreciate the meat filling now, but I will still happily eat these bubble wontons today though.
Your transition is opposite of what most people go through lol (preferring simpler food as they age).
@@momoware lmao true, i never liked the meat thi
My little niece would only eat the skin of some types of dim sum - har gau mainly and leave the filling behind.
Try to bulble air inside only and eat them.
I will always eat the meat and then the rest of the wonton skin, until this day. I can't leave the meat behind though, as my parents will get mad for being picky.
To everyone saying it doesn’t have enough meat: He explained it in the video. If you want more meat eat somwehere else. You’re so used to eating wontons with more meat in it, and that’s fine. I am from there and what he’s saying is correct. In that place it’s mostly water and people’s diets were leaning towards the vegetarian side, but of course there are other shops with more meat in it, I guess this is the more traditional way. Do stop complaining when you haven’t even ate the dish. The whole entire purpose of less meat is so it floats and you can feel the pop sensation, wonton skin is thin, and the dish is good. You don’t need a lot of meat for whatever your eating to be good. This is just a specific type of wonton, regular Chinese wontons have way more meat than this.
It's likely more along the lines of "It was poor people's food so we had to make the meat stretch as far as we could." but because it has become popular the excuse quickly changes to "We're more refined here"
Kind of like how Lobster and oysters were considered a poor man's food not even 100 years ago and here in the US there are even letters from prisoners in Alcatraz complaining about getting fed lobster more than twice a week and how it was cruel and unusual punishment.... Yet now? Lobster and oysters is the food of the rich!
@@SilvaDreams Maybe, I’m not sure.
In my country Malaysia, our wonton have a lot more meat. This one needs a magnifying glass to find the meat. Our wonton comes with noodles in the first place so we don't rely on the wonton as a noodle replacement.
@@ronniechew6566 I know, regular Chinese wontons have a lot of meat too. This is a type of wonton from Suzhou.
@@ronniechew6566 lol your wonton is just a regular Chinese wonton. I like Malaysian or Malaysian Chinese food but there is no special wonton in Malaysia. This wonton in the video is called bubble wonton. It's not a normal wonton, in fact most Chinese (including myself) don't even know that it exists until this video.
I got it.. It's like how Italian enjoy their pasta, and Indian enjoy their roti.... It's not the meat that is matter here. It's the taste, texture and fulfillment feelings of it.
If you go to Endia you'll see lots of dirty disgusting stinky slums
@@NightcorEDM I don't quite know of a country name 'Endia'. Could you please show it to me on the map??
@@NightcorEDM k if u go to your page you see a monster a disgrace and God’s worst fate
You got it. Kudos!
Yep. There are many texture and chewiness to dough. Pair it with flavours and the combinations are endless
I mean if it’s 84 cents can’t rlly complain about the dot of meat ur getting
price came after products, not the otherwise.
You’re paying for the skin essentially. But all that broth and noodles for 84 cents is a steal!! I know places that sell smaller bowls of soup for 4 bucks or more
I agree! The way he explained it tho was so rude! "We are refined, unlike those northerns who eat chunks of meat" Why put someone else down to explain the reason for how u make the product?
When you said dot I thought you were being sarcastic. But honestly I wouldn't be mad cause it's kinda like pasta the flavor is in the soup and it's really cheap
Wonton is like a soup noodle so it’s supposed to have a little bit of meat
We use to have a lady that had a stall under our apartment make “little wontons” literally a dot of meat and she’d just scrunch the wrapper up with her fist. Dang they were good.
i wanna try it so badly
Ohhhhh, is it served with peanut noodles? If it is, I know which wonton you're talking about
it's like.... just a dot of meat....
It's like that in most of china. Wonton is not really a dumpling but a soup noodle.
wonton is never about the meat
I want to be beautiful so i'll be sticking with empty wontons and soup
What do you expect for an 85 cents bowl of food
@@jomsies ive had womtom soup with literally just sheets of wonton and broth nothing else, its cheap and really good!
My mom told me that her family used to make this kind of wonton during her childhood because meat was quite expensive back then. That's why to this day, my family still makes wontons with less meat than most people would expect since it really is different when you eat wontons to enjoy the skin and wonton soup rather than the meat.
I'm from the region and I've been to this stall a couple of times. The whole point is to enjoy the wrappers, so its basically like noodle. If you want more filling just order the regular wonton, it's literally the next thing on the menu.
i feel like i could use a bowl like this right now ... it looks like it would make me feel nourished without feeling bloated like with other kinds of fattier dumplings.
Its like noodles with a bit of minced meat really, in terms of ratio. Makes sense, although it is a bit funny seeing a wonton with so little meat lol
Its a DOT of meat......the food is truly for the poor smh 🤦♂️
Exactly, just think of it like noodles rather than wonton. The meat just helps seal it and isn’t the star of the dish. It’s all about the skin.
@@zohoro96 😂😂
This has to be a joke.
well... This is kinda like "leaf wonton", which is "wonton" skin only. The meat itself only to help the noodles hold the "wonton" shapes instead of square noodles shapes. xD It look funny tho.
Its like eating the wrapper only floating from hot broth. If its cheap then its reasonable since i came from poor where im used to eating rice with soup only. If its expensive, i'll pass
Ohhh. Right up my alley. The skin and soup was always my favorite part.
It's basically a soup with noodles from what I see, still if that thing sells that much then the taste of the soup is probably awesome.
I'm so hungry right now lmao.
looking at him fold those wontons make me feel inadequate
this video honestly brought tears to my eyes. every year my family would travel to china to see family members and enjoy the scenery of our beautiful villages but this year we didn't get the chance to. i hope corona goes away soon so i can have my nice bowl of wonton soup :)
they weren't kidding about the dab of meat, I hardly noticed it
This looks like something I'd love! Im sensitive when it comes to fatty foods so a light dish like this would be perfect!
The SHADE is keeping me nice and cool my gawwwd! "We're not like northerners.. people here look beautiful.." AHHH!!!
AHHA funny asllll
"our food is more refined"
*clacks open a fan
It's pretty sad these people are dismissing their fellow countrymen
I mean for 85cents for 20 of these things it's pretty reasonable. I guess it's just a way of eating wonton that i didnt know
That's one reason why it's only 85 cents. The wheat flour wrapper costs less than meat.
I've always just loved the skin of the wonton, never really the meat. Half of the time when you bite into one it is just a lava mouthful of burning hot meat. The skin of the wonton deserves to be the star more often, it's like how you eat noodle soup for the noodles
[Edit] It's also like how in pizza, it's not the sauce or the cheese that makes it complete. It's the dough that counts. If the dough doesn't have enough attention, then the pizza isn't complete
I thought he was putting in a bit of salt in the beginning until the end when I realized that was the meat.
Exactly what my ex-girlfriend thought when we did for the first time.
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The wonton skin is the best part of wonton. I love it in some noodle dish they fry the skin to a crisp. That thing will soak up all the flavours in the soup and oil and it’s heaven.
Imagine you have a flu and you get a bowl of that. That feeling will be unbeatable
Thanks for this video. I’m from Suzhou and I’m oblivious to this amazing wonton shop
This looks so comforting and warm, I’d love a bowl right now 😊💕🍲
4:15 That flex against the Northerners tho
😂🤣😂🤣🤣
It has been an ongoing debate for decades. :P
@@blueraineee probably closer to centuries or even millenniums
Michey Lol, southern min (Minnan/闽南）province aka Fujianese felt betrayed. To all those who say that there's lack of meat in Wonton, check out Fujian Province Yanpi Rouyan which was similar to wonton but with loads of meat even the skin was made of purely pork mixed with some potato starch pounded to paste.
th-cam.com/video/uEoE7kPwMcE/w-d-xo.html
I hope Goldthread could make a episode about the Fuzhounese Yanpi Rouyan because making the meat skin pounded to paste is even more difficult and complicated.
Northerners are taller.
Having worked in a chinese restaurant before, I said the same thing about the fried wontons. Wheres the meat?!? So tiny compared to a proper wonton.
For fried wonton, its explained that the meat is small because when frying, the skin would burn before a large chunk of meat cooked through.
This reminds me of that, except they decided to boil it with even less meat! I dont think it started with refinement or any of that marketing stuff. It's just good ol' humble food.
Grains are cheaper than pork, hence the tradition to stretch the meat. Think of it as a noodle soup with 20 small dabs of meat for additional flavor and texture.
Nothing wrong with that, and the floating makes it interesting to look at. I'd try these if given the chance, but I doubt itd win me over from traditional dimsum.
Thanks for sharing Goldthread✌, I never new this existed. 👍
wonton is never about the meat, no matter which variant. If the thing has more meat, then its a 餛飩.
@@hc8714 and any less, it would be dumpling skins in broth, or square noodles. 😅
Will C To all those who say that there's lack of meat in Wonton, check out Fujian Province Yanpi Rouyan which was similar to wonton but with loads of meat even the skin was made of purely pork mixed with some potato starch pounded to paste.
th-cam.com/video/uEoE7kPwMcE/w-d-xo.html
I hope Goldthread could make a episode about the Fuzhounese Yanpi Rouyan because making the meat skin pounded to paste is even more difficult and complicated.
There’s so little meat in it it’s the dish is in danger of being labelled vegetarian
just eat the wrapper skin.
The soup isn't exactly vegetarian-friendly though
lmao
It always winds up in the edge of the last fold.. more of a glue in usage?
I crack when you mention "in danger" 😂
Americans are making themselves known here, whining about the meat like that. Thats how it’s traditionally made.
They make themselves known everywhere, looking for that o i l
_yeah food is food, enjoy it._
i have always love wonton skins better than the filling since young, this is like the wontons of my dream💜😍
oh dam someone made Lay's chips into a wonton
Atleast its only 85 cents for a bowl..
Child: “Hey Dad! You forgot the steak for the steak frites!”
Dad: puts on monocle and says “Oh my young child. You don’t understand. My cuisine is delicate and refined.”
hmmmm would be fun to make!! gotta eat these and visit Suzhou gardens sometime!
Correct me if I'm wrong, but if I'm not mistaken the bubble wonton mentioned here is 馄饨 (which seems to be a small dash of meat wrapped in thin flour skin, and the selling point is to enjoy the texture of the skin and the soup) while the typical wonton (the one with a lot of meat wrapped in a thicker flour skin) is 云吞. Then again, the difference in term could be due to regional differences.
I think it's a regional thing. My Chinese family calls wontons 馄饨 even when they have a ton of meat. I didn't know they were called 云吞 until I went to uni lol.
Yeah there's not much meat but... did you see they said it was 85 cents for 20 wontons???? Crazy cheap for a quick meal. And I'm one of those people who didn't like wonton fillings much but loved the broth and wrapper. This is right up my alley. Going to try to make this.
In many Chinese regional cuisines, meat is closer to being a garnish than the star attraction.
Reminds me of that times when I was small and helped my parents . My dad scolded me for putting to much meat into the wonton. But I liked a lot of meat in my wonton back than. I started to appreciate the skin when my mom deep fried the wonton. 😂
When ever I made wontons with my dad I would put a very large amount of meat salt pepper and other seasonings but he told me to stop
0:04 You know what else is plump, juicy and packed with minced meat?
*🅱-roll*
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Those look so delicious! Now I want some, really want some!
Thanks for the great video! You guys are amazing!
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The first time I had wonton was I got sick in high school and I wanted to have soup but with no rice. My mom bought me wonton noodles. So wonton with noodles, you get the idea. I thought God has touched my soul and healed me. Anyways, I always have wonton whenever I got sick since then. It feels so refreshing.
These look so delicious and light. Not heavy and greasy.
The meat portion is so tiny I need a magnifying glass to make it look big. Any smaller portion and I would need a microscope 🤣
Wonton is like a soup noodle so it’s supposed to have a little bit of meat
Love Chinise food.
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I love the backstory for not only the dish but also the shop owner :) thank you.
This looks SO GOOD! I hope to visit China one day so I can eat some of the food I see on YT!
Profit margins must be nice on those things.
@happy face probably like 75 cents minus labor
@happy face in China that’s a normal price for a bow of soup, I mean everything is much cheaper there compares to the U.S.
@@SamP0rterBridges he gotta pay rent or lease the shop from the government coz you can't own property in China.
Overall, people tend to make more money working the factories that selling meal sized food that is under $1
That's inflation for you.
I have never seen or earen wontons before but that looks tasty. I can imagine the taste!
i love the way he explained how why there isn't more meat and i also loved how when he was explaining it, a pretty girl came in and as soon as she looked at the camera, she turned the other way and went away
Never heard of it......Traditional Wanton is our favorites......thank you for the video,🥺🤔🤔🤔
In PH we have those, and it has a lot of native name. For example in my province it's called as Pancit Molo same texture same looks but sometimes too much boiling the wrapper with meat does makes it drained and flatten. That's why it's okay that your wrapper drained when served.
99% skin
1% meat
more like 49% skin, 1% meat, 50% air.
Hence "bubble" wonton
Just like pasta
Exactly what my girlfriend thought of my package.
Wonton is like a soup noodle so it’s supposed to have a little bit of meat
If you like the texture of wonton skins, this would be pretty damn good. Kinda wish I could try them one day. :)
I love wonton skin, and this looks amazing. I cant eat pork tho, guess i'll try recreate it without pork sometimes in the future
does anyone remember putting it in your mouth assuming its not hot, then when it pops, your tongue would be burned by the heat but swallowed it whole anyway?
There really is just one piece of minced pork in the wontons.
From the title, I thought uploader was being pretentious by calling soup wonton as bubble wonton but it actually is a bubble wonton. Never heard of it and now I'm intrigued :0
the skin of a wonton is my favorite part so I would absolutely love this
Worker:How much meat should I put sir/ma’am?
Owner:yes
More like:no
Man seeing this makes me drool.
Wow that's a generous portion of meat. And the explanation he gave was even amazing delicate and refined...lol
lmfao at the girl who heard him talking and left
They look amazing!
THAT LOOKS SO GOOD BRO
I agree you don't need big portions of meat when something is ment to be with just a taste of meat. It looks so delicious 😋
These version of wontons are like the chips packet.
Wonton is like a soup noodle so it’s supposed to have a little bit of meat
Wonton noodle is literally my life and when i saw that my mind evaporated.
Thats is i am going there
I am vegetarian and I truly wish I could try that, it looks so yummy.
Dont think its any different if they removed the meat 😂 its barely eanough to feed a bird
If you eat it once or twice a month, you will still be vegetarian 😂
It’s almost vegetarian just ask for no filling.
It's not wonton, it's just egg noodles of wonton dough. You just need to buy wonton dough and cook them like noodles for 6-10 min.
In some parts of China wontons are a soup . For example, the verb used to have wontons is literally 喝馄饨 or drink wontons. In other parts people eat wontons as filling as dumplings and consider it a staple food. Let people eat food how they want.
Oooohhhhh I want a bowl of this right now.
We called it a molo soup and it's cecill's main dish back in the 90's until the end(recent times)
Bubble wonton, food bucketlist
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that looks really fun to eat
Me: Mom can we have meat today for dinner
mom: what do you mean? I put meat on breakfast and lunch already today
Me: what? really
the meat:
I didnt think it was that small amount of meat Lol
That's what she said.
As a Chinese kid, I love it 🥰
I NEED AT LEAST SOME
I made wontons once.. because of a novel I read where a shizun would make it for his student whenever he was sick or down. The whole story became kinda sad after that and the wontons became more than just food... I just HAD to make them. It's delicious btw.. perfect for a light meal...
looks delicious i would surely like to try if I visited there
Interesting!
So tiny bit of the meat paste for filling.
Would love to try it... 😋😋😋
Me: bites them in my mouth
My mouth: Pompeii is coming
I was shooked when I saw the dot of meat xD But it’s not a problem since I like the wonton skin more than the filling
dang i've never even heard of this before even tho I live in hk which is south-east china. I wanna eat it so bad. Ugh Chinese cuisine. When I was a kid I preferred western and Japanese cuisine more. But now a teen and growing older, asian cuisines esp Chinese are just so good, better than I could've imagined. i love food..
The salt pork is to imbue flavor alone, like a seasoning. Similar to how the mince pork in mapo tofu is just for the fat and the flavor.
First time heard about it as a Chinese. Will try in the future
I guess they didn't do much research on this, wonton is not name swallowing cloud because of it look like cloud in the soup, many wonton is in yuan bao 元寶 Shape. originally wonton and dumpling were the same thing, over time because the way to make the 2 were so different, they called one jiaozi and one wonton, it was because the sound wonton (won means mix of food material, ton means ball of food with filling) sounds like cloud swallow in Cantonese, they started use that term instead. correct wonton writing is only written as 雲吞 in Cantonese region, the rest of the region it's written as 餛飩
Those look delicious!
the air inside looks tasty!!
Lmao to the ppl complaining about the lack of meat: the point of the wonton is that is has air in it and is empty which is what makes it unique in comparison to the normal wonton which has more filling like a typical dumpling.
Cute and heart-warming food :)
this would be the perfect sick day meal
my mouth is watering.. omg
woton is my favorite food. Wonton my loveeeeeee
My mouth is watering
I actually like the less meat ratio, I don’t really like hiw much meat is in wontons tbh. I always prefer the skin and I normally eat the meat first then the skin second to save the best for last lolol
Asian cuisine is so smart and creative. Easily my favorite foods are always from Asian countries.
记得很小的时候晚上在平门有时候有个小推车会卖这个泡泡馄饨，那时候拿个小搪瓷锅带着一块钱就去买一碗，放些榨菜海米。苏州人讲起来，鲜得勒……
reno zhang 评论区都在吐槽泡泡馄炖肉太少不这也是一种特色，虽然我闽南福建人不同意视频里说的只有北方人大快朵颐吃肉。苏州的朋友可以来福建福州试试这里的肉燕馄炖全是肉皮的，肉包肉的美味。
Hardly any meat! Just eating mainly air! 😂😂😂
Chef: How much meat do you want in your wonton?
Me: No😂😂
damn what I miss most about China is just how amazingly cheap it was to get a good meal. I almost want to go back even if I don't go to where the rest of my family lives
I feel like they should just skip the meat lol
The meat is there to help the skin stick together to form a bubbly shape
Without the microscopic pice of meat, it will fall apart
@@The_Olive_Dragon water
I like the soup version.