- Trim old roots from 450g fresh shepherd's purse using kitchen scissors
- Pick out any weeds or dead leaves
- Wash thoroughly in clean water and drain well
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Wash thoroughly to remove sand between leaves, otherwise the filling will feel gritty.
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Wash thoroughly to remove sand between leaves, otherwise the filling will feel gritty.
Keep a safe distance when dropping greens into boiling water to avoid hot splashes.
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Do not blanch for more than 10 seconds, otherwise the greens will lose flavor and texture.
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Be sure to squeeze out all excess moisture, otherwise the filling will get watery and tear the wrappers.
Wash hands thoroughly with soap after handling raw meat to prevent cross-contamination.
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Do not add water or cooking wine, as extra liquid will cause thin wonton wrappers to break.
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Keep veggie to meat ratio around 1.5:1 or 1:1. Add sesame oil last for optimal fragrance.
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Pinch the overlapping corners firmly, otherwise the wontons will split open when boiled.
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Gently sweep the bottom immediately after putting in wontons to prevent them sticking and breaking.
Pour hot broth slowly into the bowl to prevent scalding splashing.