My husband really liked them too. I altered the recipe a little by adding onions instead of celery 1 cup of cooked rice 4 tablespoons of soy sauce and some more spices. I only used 1 pkg of wonton wrappers which made 60 wontons. The rating I gave for Quickness is low only because wrapping wontons is never quick.
Tasty little Wontons! I would actually called them "mini-egg rolls" as they look and taste more like egg rolls. My husband (who cannot stand egg rolls OR won tons LOVED THESE!!). I did adjust the recipe by adding a bit more worcestershire. There were two things I was confused about: 1) How to roll them. Basically just imagine you are rolling a tiny egg roll - just barely tuck in the sides and them roll them the long way. 2) Should I drain the grease before adding veggies? The original recipe said to add oil to the ground beef & this confused me... DEFINITELY drain before adding veggies. ANYWAY - they were REALLY GOOD and I will DEFINITELY make them again.
This great recipe is my husband's favorite. The hardest part is remembering to thaw the meat. But it really takes no time at all. It is definitely kid-freindly because there aren't any real strange ingredients and they can eat it with their hands!!! The first time I made these my husband ate 14 himself. He loves it when I make these!
These are really good. For me one 16 oz. package of small won ton wrappers were plenty. I found as I went along I could actually get quite a bit of meat mixture into the tiny little won ton. I added just 1 stalk of celery. I also added a lot more Worcestershire sauce (maybe 2-3 TB) and some onion and garlic powder for more flavor. They turned out fabulous. I froze them and then baked them just like in the directions for a party and they were a hit. Sweet and sour sauce was the most popular sauce by far. Good recipe!!
I made these and they are great! Everyone really enjoyed them. I couldn't find the won tons at my grocery store so I rolled the mixture in phyllo pastry and it turned out to be very good. I also added about 2 tbs of soya sauce and 2 tbs of worcestershire to the mix. YUM!
Fantastic recipe! However I find that using dried minced onions instead of real onions gives these Won Tons a deeper and more intense flavor!
thought these were really good. i left out the celery b/c we dont like it. and added more worcestershire sauce. i also made them like won tons instead of mini egg rolls!
These were excellent. I initially wasn't too sure how they would turn out but they were really good especially w/ BBQ sauce. The hardest & most time consuming part is wrapping them into the won ton wrappers. The whole family enjoyed these they are perfect for a "light dinner".
Big hit!! A little tedious wrapping them. I served them with sweet & sour sauce honey mustard and bbq!
