Wonton Wrappers

Sure, packaged wonton wrappers are just right for making wontons, shumai, and gyoza. But they're also great for stuffed pastas and other dishes. I use them to make ** ravioli** filled with anything I have on hand—smoked salmon, shrimp, spinach, pesto, or maybe goat cheese and ham. I just moisten the wrappers, spoon in the filling, seal them, and boil them until they're tender; then I toss them in brown butter and grated Parmesan cheese. These perfectly round or square sheets are so versatile, you can even use them for dessert. I brush them with butter, bake them until they're crisp, and layer them with whipped cream and berries to make easy napoleons. —_Alejandra Ramos, New York, New York _

Wonton Wrappers Sure, packaged wonton wrappers are just right for making wontons, shumai, and gyoza. But they’re also great for stuffed pastas and other dishes. I use them to make ravioli filled with anything I have on hand-smoked salmon, shrimp, spinach, pesto, or maybe goat cheese and ham. I just moisten the wrappers, spoon in the filling, seal them, and boil them until they’re tender; then I toss them in brown butter and grated Parmesan cheese. These perfectly round or square sheets are so versatile, you can even use them for dessert. I brush them with butter, bake them until they’re crisp, and layer them with whipped cream and berries to make easy napoleons.-Alejandra Ramos, New York, New York

ANDRÉ BARANOWSKI
Culture

Wonton Wrappers

Sure, packaged wonton wrappers are just right for making wontons, shumai, and gyoza. But they're also great for stuffed pastas and other dishes. I use them to make ** ravioli** filled with anything I have on hand—smoked salmon, shrimp, spinach, pesto, or maybe goat cheese and ham. I just moisten the wrappers, spoon in the filling, seal them, and boil them until they're tender; then I toss them in brown butter and grated Parmesan cheese. These perfectly round or square sheets are so versatile, you can even use them for dessert. I brush them with butter, bake them until they're crisp, and layer them with whipped cream and berries to make easy napoleons. —_Alejandra Ramos, New York, New York _

Continue to Next Story

Want more SAVEUR?

Get our favorite recipes, stories, and more delivered to your inbox.