Recipe: Crab Rangoon Pan Asian Polynesian Food
Just check it out this kind of recipe, Crab Rangoon Pan Asian Polynesian Food. The Pan Asian appetizer won ton of cream cheese, imitation crab meat and cilantro in a light flour wrapper folded into a delicate flower and fried to a golden crisp
Ingredient List:
1 lb Cream Cheese
1.5 oz. Appetizer Seasoning (Starport 350)
8 oz. Crabmeat, cooked or imitation
2 Tbsp Cilantro, minced
1/4 C.
Green onions, finely chopped
1 Tbsp. Water
1 lb.
Won Ton wrappers, medium thickness (app. 45)
Serve with Ponzu Citrus Soy (Starport 235) or Hawaiian Sweet and Sour (Starport 215) dipping sauce. 6 pieces per serving.
Instructions:
Wash green onions and cilantro, and pat dry.
Mince imitation crabmeat into 1/8" pieces. (May also use cooked bay shrimp or canned minced clams).
Mix water and Appetizer Seasoning and mix well with cream cheese. Fold in crabmeat, green onions and cilantro.
Crab Rangoon Folding: Moisten wrapper with water around filling. Form the wrapper to create four ‘petals’ of a flower, using the filling as the flower center and seal the moistened wrapper. The seal keeps the filling inside to prevent the cream cheese from leaking out, and the frying oil from getting in.
Place 1 Tbsp. of filling in the center of wrapper; hold the opposite corners with both index fingers on top of wrapper pointing toward the filling.
Pull the two corners up and toward the center with the index fingers still in the wrapper and the thumb and middle fingers underneath the wrapper and moving upwards while pressing the index finger gently downward. At the same time, move the thumb and middle fingers of each hand towards each other, meeting at the center, just above the filling. Gently pinch the wrapper and seal the wrapper.
For immediate use, deep-fry Crab Rangoon at 350 F. 40-50 seconds until golden brown.
Alternatively, Crab Rangoon may be deep-fried 30 seconds at 320 F. and either refrigerated or frozen for later use. Re-fry or bake to re-heat and re-crisp.
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