Hi! Thank you for stopping by to watch me, Leah, cook kosher. I've been the owner operator of my boutique catering firm in Seattle, Leah's Catering, for the past 14 years.
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Way awesome, this is my go to oil especially for frying. With its incredibly high smoke point of 490', your latkes, blintzes, sufganiyot, chicken, and stir-frys will be amazing. An all purpose oil with many health benefits, you can purchase it online and have it shipped to your door for free! Just use coupon code "KOSHER". Whoo-hoo!
This is a great sweet and sour sauce. Easy to make, it hits the right notes of sweet, sour and wonderful. I usually think of restaurant quality sweet and sour sauce with its neon red translucence when I hear the name. This is not that. This makes me wonder what else comes out of a bottle that I never think about making from scratch.
So, remember this recipe for fried wontons, pot stickers, egg rolls and whatever else you can think of....like those mock chicken balls at the vegan Chinese joint.
| Kosher Status: | Dairy |
| Number of servings: | 4 cups |
| Main Ingredient(s): | |
| Preparation Time: | 00:20 |
| Cooking Time: | 00:00 |
| Skill Level: | 1 - Easy (1 Easy - 5 Hard) |
| Estimated POINT value: |
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Ingredients:
For fried wontons, just take store bought wrappers and place them into the hot 375'F oil until golden brown.
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Steps:
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Combine all ingredients except the cornstarch blended with water. Bring to a boil. Add the cornstarch mixture. Turn the heat down and simmer, stirring constantly, until thickened. Cook for 1 - 2 minutes. |
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Sweet and Sour Sauce