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By Zetty66
on December 15, 2008
Very yummy and didn't take too, too long to put together. I think next time I'll increase the green onion for added flavor. Baked these, froze them, and then reheated just as many as I needed--came out great!
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on August 30, 2011
These are fantastic. I fried half and baked half and the baked ones turned out better cuz the filling stayed in. Thank you for sharing this with us.
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on February 05, 2012
Not a big fan of the filling. I did crip it up on low broil. We dipped it in hoisin sauce after trying to eat it plain. Won't make again.
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on September 05, 2010
The flavor was good, but the wraps failed to get crispy enough for me in the oven. I'm used to them being fried but was short on oil. Next time I will try these deep fried, minus the worchestershire.
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on August 31, 2010
Excellent!!!!, Made these with Bourbon Chicken and my own brown fried rice. The kids loved it better than Chinese food take out and much healthier!!!
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on June 07, 2010
These were really tasty, and easy! My boyfriend loved them, and asks me to make them all the time. He's not the only one either, all of our friends thought they were awesome. I can barely shoo them away from devouring them straight off the pan. I'll soon be trying to make them with faux crab for a close friend who's allergic to shellfish. I'm sure they'll be just as wonderful ^_^.
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on May 31, 2010
Okay, so I used "krab" and deep fried mine, but that didn't make 'em any less wonderful! Lots of flavor in a little package. Different than my usual restaurant version but it wasn't sweet, which I really appreciate! Made for ZWT6 by a Looney Spoon Phoodie.
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on May 30, 2010
I unfortunately did not like the flavor of the filling. These did not turn out like I would have hoped!
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on April 12, 2010
Better than I expected!! I couldn't find small packages of crab, so I just left it out, and they still turned out GREAT! I was really impressed with them. I also used butter flavored cooking spray instead of butter to cut some of the calories. They were yummy and crispy. I will for sure be making these again. Thanks!! :)
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on February 16, 2010
I over stuffed them, so they leaked everywhere... oops. They have great flavor! Next time I'll stand them up in muffin tins so they don't tip over and spill.
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on January 11, 2010
I've used this recipe twice as a basis for a vegetarian version - the first time I just left out the crab but followed the rest of the directions & they were tasty but the filling was obviously lacking "oomph" - both in flavor and texture/body. This time, I roasted some slices of tofu with soy & worcestershire sauce, then diced them into tiny bits & added that to the cream cheese mixture. These are not 'crab' flavored, of course, but they were quite tasty. I also just used a bit of butter-flavoured spray instead of melted butter - I am sure they would be luscious with the butter, but it is January after all. Thanks for the flavoring info & method - I will definitely make these again!
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on February 17, 2009
These are wonderful! Made them for a brunch and they were gone in minutes. I did adjust the recipe a bit, used 2 cans of crab instead of one. Made them to look like Charmie 777 presentation. They're fun and delicious, a keeper for certain. Thank you for sharing.
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Pretty good but could have used a little more filling. My 3 year old loved it!
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This looked really good before baking, but when I took them out of the oven, there was no filling! I was careful to pinch the edges shut and use water to seal them, but somehow the filling still escaped. I have no idea where it went, because only a tiny bit seemed to have leaked out onto the pan.
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on January 04, 2009
These are very good. The worcestershire sauce adds a nice flavor dimension. It is nice to have a non-fried version of a favorite appetizer.
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on December 29, 2008
These are so good. I made these for our Christmas Eve appetizer night. I had a few left over. They do not reheat well in the microwave, but pop them back in the oven to reheat and they are crispy. Thanks for a great recipe.
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on December 11, 2008
Phew, just got done making these. I made the whole batch, and it took a little over an hour. I tried several ways of folding the little critters, to avoid having all of the filling leak out. Here is what worked best for me: Put a small amount of filling in center of wonton wrapper. Use water on all four edges, and fold in half. Seal. Gently pat filling down to help remove the air. Be sure it is sealed. Put water on two short edges with finger. Fold one short edge down, so corner matches (or overlaps slightly) the opposite corner. Repeat this for other side. Be sure edges are sealed good. Place on cookie sheet either on it's side, or I liked to place the long side down on the cookie sheet and scrunch it to a sitting position. It make the tips stick up and browned a bit. I cooked mine at 375 for about 10 minutes. When I did them this way, they didn't ooze out as much. I am planning on serving these at a party, so I will pop them in the oven to heat through. They were quite tasty. I hope they go over well at the party.
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on November 10, 2008
Awesome! Just made these tonight and I'm already craving more! Very easy and quick. Didn't get as crispy as the fried version, but I actually liked these more. Off to put more rangoons in the oven....
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Yummy, I used imitation crab meat instead of the real stuff to make it taste more like the ones I order from the Chinese restaurant.
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on July 11, 2008
I'm glad that you said that you can fry these because I did! They were pretty good. I made them for dinner tonight with your egg roll recipe and having never made this type of food at home before I think that they turned out pretty good! Thanks so much for posting!!
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