Firstly, we have to make the filling by putting all the ingredients except the pastry into a mixing bowl.
Using a spoon, mix the ingredients well that you can tell that it’s all mingled.
At the beginning you may find it slimy and slippery due to the eggs. But keep stirring and mixing until all well blended.
Open the wonton pastry pack, and put the pastry on a damp tea towel. Fold the towel and cover the pastry with it. The idea is to keep the pastry moist so it won’t go dry and hard.
Take a sheet of the pastry and put it on your palm, then put about 1 teaspoon of the chicken mixture on the middle of the pastry.
Take one corner of the pastry to its opposite and fold it over the meat. So you’ll have a triangle pastry with the chicken filling inside.
Fold the pastry gently from end to end.
You can check the video here to get a clearer idea ;-).
In a pot, boil some water and put the wontons in the boiling water. Make sure the water covers the wontons fully.
When the wontons float on the surface, it means they’re cooked.
Spoon and drain the wontons.
For the soup:
In a separate pot, melt the butter and put in the onion slices.
When the onions become translucent and smell fragrant, add in the spring onion/ scallion slices. Fry further for about a minute or two.
Put your preferred stock in the pot, and let it boil at low heat.
You can season the soup with salt and pepper according to your taste.
Assemble the chicken wontons with the soup:
Put a few wontons in a small bowl and add in the soup.
Garnish with some fried onions.
Tuck in and enjoy.
Notes
If you make the wontons in bulk, you can enjoy them as crispy snacks by deep fry the boiled wontons. They're perfect for finger food dipped in chili sauce.
Nutritional info in this recipe is only estimate using online calculator. You should refer to it as a guide only. Please verify with your own data if you seek an accurate info.