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 Post subject: crab rangoon?
PostPosted: Thu Feb 15, 2007 11:28 am 
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anybody have a good one they have, and is there really no crab meat involved in them? haha, tell me if you got one, thanks guys


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PostPosted: Thu Feb 15, 2007 12:20 pm 
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CHall2052 wrote:
anybody have a good one they have, and is there really no crab meat involved in them? haha, tell me if you got one, thanks guys


I second this request. It is one of my favorite appetizers! There seems to be a couple of varieties of them. I've had some that are sweet tasting & others that are more savory.


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I am sure there are many variations...
I just use cream cheese and chopped imitation crab meat. Fill each wonton, fold, and deep fry until brown. Really easy. And, really good!


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P.J. wrote:
I am sure there are many variations...
I just use cream cheese and chopped imitation crab meat. Fill each wonton, fold, and deep fry until brown. Really easy. And, really good!


Do you add anything else like onion or garlic powder?


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My sister adds a little minced garlic. My mom adds garlic powder. It really depends on what you like.


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I use cream cheese, real crab , green onion or chives (chopped fine), and garlic powder (or minced). This is the way it was made the first time I had it 20 some years ago. I have made it with imitation crab.

Alot of places put sugar in the mixture. I think it is horrible.

The Scarlet Orchid used to have a Salmon Rangoon appetizer. It was very good. I don't know if it is still on their menu.


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veggielover wrote:
I use cream cheese, real crab , green onion or chives (chopped fine), and garlic powder (or minced). This is the way it was made the first time I had it 20 some years ago. I have made it with imitation crab.

Alot of places put sugar in the mixture. I think it is horrible.

The Scarlet Orchid used to have a Salmon Rangoon appetizer. It was very good. I don't know if it is still on their menu.


I prefer the savory version of the crab rangoon too. Has anyone used canned crab meat for theirs?


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My family didn't care for the canned crab, which is why I tried the imitation.


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i want it to be a little bit sweet, like the ones they have at peking taste... mmmmm


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It's a good thing I can't make these at home (no deep-fat fryer). If I could, I'd be having them all the time, and I'd be REALLY fat!!!

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