Custom Catering's
Crawfish Won Ton
Yield 30 - 40 Pieces
Ingredients
1/2 LB CRAWFISH TAILS
1 - 8 OZ CAN WATER CHESTNUTS (SLICED & DRAINED)
MARINADE
1 TSP GROUND GINGER
1 TSP MUSHROOM SOY SAUCE
1/4 TSP CAYENNE PEPPER
1/2 TSP GRANULATED GARLIC
1 DASH SESAME SEED OIL
2 TBSP SAKE
1 PACKAGE WON TON WRAPPERS
4 QUARTS PEANUT OIL
Method
Marinate crawfish tails and water chestnuts in a stainless steel
bowl for a 10 minutes.
In the center of each won ton place a crawfish or two and a slice
of water chestnut. Moisten the edges of the won ton wrapper and
twist or fold the won tons into bundles, sealing the
goodies inside. Place the uncooked bundles on a large
platter, do not allow the won tons to touch each other as they
will stick together and rip apart when separated.
Use a large Dutch oven, add oil and heat to 350F, use a
thermometer to maintain proper frying temperature. Fry the won
tons until golden brown (about 2- 3 minutes). Remove and allow to
drain of all oil, reserve warm.
Alternate Method
Scallops and/or shrimp may be substituted for crawfish.
Plate Presentation
In a large platter arrange small shallow bowls of yellow Chinese
mustard, teriyaki sauce, wasabi (green horse radish) sauce and
sweet and sour sauce; place the hot won tons around the bowls of
sauces . Garnish with cut shallot flowers and serve immediately.
Chef's Notes:
This is a great party dish that you can always have available by
keeping the ingredients frozen and ready to go. Have your guests
help you cook them, theyll enjoy the time spent talking and
cooking
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Chef Emile L. Stieffel, Custom
Catering, Inc. email address: custom@acadiacom.net
Copyright © 1995 Custom Catering, Inc. All rights reserved.
Revised: April 25, 1997.