Dec 282011
 

My mom has made these for years, and the whole family enjoys them. I usually make them around Christmas and New Years for times when we like a few finger foods while watching parades or football or waiting for the new year to come in. These also are a yummy appetizer when you need one.

Here is what you need:
2 pounds ground turkey, cooked (could also use pork or beef)
2 cups shredded cabbage (I just use the coleslaw mix)
1 1/2 tsp. garlic salt
1/2 tsp. pepper
1 tsp. sugar
2 packages of wonton wrappers (52 in a pack)
Makes around 75 wontons

Mix cooked ground turkey with the cabbage, garlic salt, pepper and sugar.

 

Put a tablespoon of filling in the middle of the wonton, dip your finger in water and run along the outside edge, then fold one corner over to the other and seal all around the edge.

 

 

Coat bottom of frying pan with oil or cooking spray, and fry on low to low medium heat for around 5 minutes or till lightly browned turning a couple of times.
I like to spray each side of the wontons with cooking spray to help them brown up a little crispy, and in between turning them over, I also put my lid on my pan to help “steam” the inside.

 

These are so good; the perfect combination of garlic and salty, sweet and crunchy.

These wontons are delicious plain, but if you like you can serve them with a teriyaki sauce or soy sauce for dipping.

These are definitely a family favorite around here! You can also freeze them, and then microwave when you are ready to eat.
Hope you enjoy!
Printable recipe

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  27 Responses to “Garlic Wontons”

  1. These look so good and so easy! I’m bookmarking this to try in the near future. I already have everything I need in my freezer. :0)

  2. This sounds and looks delicious–copied the recipe; my family likes finger foods and snacky things too–this will go over big! Have a great and Happy New Year! (thank you for the recipe!)

  3. YUM!!! Can’t wait to make some of these this weekend!!

  4. My mom and I make something similar, but rolled like an egg roll. This is SO much simpler. Thanks for sharing.

  5. I love wontons, these look great. Have a happy New Year’s Eve.

  6. These look so yummy. I would make a meal out of them. Delicious. Come visit us. We have a terrific appetizer today.

  7. Yummy! I will make them for the NYE party. Thanks!

  8. Looks yummy and more importantly sounds like it too! We are BIG garlic fans at our house! I agree it’s perfect for bowl game day and/or New Year party! I would love to have you share this at my party…going on now!

  9. Oh I love won tons!

  10. These look so good! I pinned it. They would be an ideal New Year’s Eve food.

  11. This is a recipe I really want to try, as I’ve never had wontons and I love cabbage, plus it looks easy to make. Thanks for sharing! Oh and I really like your bio. Very inspirational!
    I’m a new follower.
    JoAnn
    sweetpepperrose.blogspot.com

  12. This looks amazing. Thank you for the easy printables!I know what I’m making this weekend! Thank you!

  13. Hi Margo,
    I am so excited to get this recipe and I can’t wait to make these little treats, we will just love them. Thank you so much for sharing with Full Plate Thursday. Happy New Year to you and your family and Abundant Blessings in 2012!
    Miz Helen

  14. ooooo these look delicious.

  15. These look so good. I think my family would really like these. Pinned!

  16. I’m pinning this on my Pinterest board for future use! Also going to become a new follower thanks to Embellishing Life!

  17. Looks awesome! Thanks for linking this up!

  18. These look so delicious that I’ve got to try them. I’m picking up some wonton wrappers on my next trip to the store! Thanks for sharing your recipe!

  19. Umm, this recipe sounds good. I’ll have to keep it. Thanks for sharing. Pat

  20. These sound great! We have a bunch of leftover won ton wrappers from a failed recipe on NYE. Need to try this!

  21. These sound so yummy. I love garlic and anything won ton.

  22. Oh how fun is that.. To be able to make your VERY own wontons… I have always bought the forzen ones… This is so much better.. As you can stuff it with what ever you want… LOVE THIS… would love for you to share it here http://shoprubyjean.com/2012/01/sew-crafty-tuesday-linky-4-and-giveaway/

  23. I am soooo hungry! I think these will fill my tummy nicely! Yum!

  24. YUM! I have some leftover ground turkey in my freezer I pulled aside from making spaghetti and now I know how to use it! Thanks :)

    Sarah @ dwellonjoy.blogspot.com

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