紅油抄手 SICHUAN SPICY WANTON IN RED OIL (INSPIRED BY DTF). This spicy wonton recipe yields the most scrumptious hot sauce, just like the street food you'd get in Sichuan. If you're looking for red oil wontons like This recipe is different from many spicy wonton recipes out there. And it guarantees maximum satisfaction with that.

These Sichuan Spicy Wontons are the perfect appetizer or main course meal. Sweet, savory, garlicky, and not as spicy as they look, Sichuan spicy wontons (aka Hong You Chao Shou, 紅油抄手, in Mandarin) are a delicious combination of sweet soy sauce, raw garlic, roasted red chili, and a touch. These spicy Sichuan-style wontons in fiery chili oil are easy to make and irresistibly good. You can cook 紅油抄手 SICHUAN SPICY WANTON IN RED OIL (INSPIRED BY DTF) using 6 ingredients and 3 steps. Here is how you achieve that.

Ingredients of 紅油抄手 SICHUAN SPICY WANTON IN RED OIL (INSPIRED BY DTF)

1. It’s 16-20 pieces of – Wanton (Homemade/ Frozen/ Stall).
2. You need 4 of hip tablespoon – 老乾媽 (chilli in oil).
3. You need 4 tablespoon of – Black vinegar.
4. It’s 1 tablespoon of – soy sauce (I used coconut aminos).
5. It’s 1 tablespoon of – sesame oil.
6. It’s of Minced garlic (optional).

In Sichuan Province, the dish is called hóng yóu chāoshǒu(红油抄手), which literally means "red oil crossed hands" one look at the vermillion chili oil glazing the wontons gives away the first half of the. Sichuan Red Oil Wontons are known as Hong You Chao Shou (紅油抄手) in Chinese. When literally translated, Chao Shou means "crossed hands" or "arms folded." The name may have originated from its similarity to the way people folding their arms across the chest during the cold winter months in. Sichuan Spicy Wonton in Red Oil.

紅油抄手 SICHUAN SPICY WANTON IN RED OIL (INSPIRED BY DTF) step by step

1. Boil wanton in water until they are cooked (float on top of water) *I used frozen wanton because I've no time to make* once they are cooked drain the water.
2. Mix sauce in a separate bowl. 4 hip tablespoon of 老乾媽 (chilli in oil) – adjust the amount of oil to your liking. 4 tablespoon of black vinegar. 1 tablespoon of soy sauce (I used coconut aminos) and lastly a tablespoon of sesame oil.
3. Put cooked wanton in a bowl, put the sauce over.. Sprinkle with spring onion and coriander 😋😋.

Wontons in chili oil is an authentic Sichuan street food that's delicious and easy to make. Depending on the quality of the chili oil you have, you either end up with a bowl of ass-kicking, mouth-watering wontons soaked in that spicy and aromatic chili oil sauce just like the one from the streets of Sichuan. Szechuan style red oil wonton with unique Sichuan style red oil, black vinegar, soy sauce and sesame oil. If you ever visited any small street food restaurants This wonton is extremely featured by its soup broth or more actually red oil dressing. We are calling this special food as red oil Chao Shou 抄手.