It shall be no secret that ever since I returned to Denmark, I suffer from Hong-Kong-withdrawals. The abrupt discontinuation of my Hong Kong lifestyle often have me craving dishes and snacks from the region, leaving me with a constant, lingering taste of siu mai, sushi, xia jiao, fishball on stick and whatnot. As such treats cannot be so easily uncovered in the streets of Copenhagen (at least not at a fair price for a student) it has serious implications for my Bachelor thesis-work in university, and such other small and trifling matters, when the cravings start running off with my head. It is due to such thought-meanderings that the boyfriend gets a ton of iMessage hints, a clear tactic of mine to induce him to dig up some traditional recipes and attempt perfection in a tiny kitchen, in a tiny city, in a tiny country.
The latest mission has been to secretly plant the idea in his head that homemade wonton noodle soup is a necessity for my well-being. This inception-like strategy paid off Sunday 21.04.2013.
-Krissy
For some reason unbeknown to me, I woke up one day with the urge to make wonton noodle soup for Krissy and myself. I had recently been sick, so I was really craving for this specific soup. Surely, that is what gave birth to this yearning. We both agreed that Sunday would be a good day to make dinner together. As she was busy with her thesis during the day, I made it my mission to get all the needed ingredients and commence preparations. The idea was to make the wontons together once she was home. Sunday romance at its best.
Ooh la la, Monsieur Swayze!
Imagine the pottery scene in Ghost. Sleeveless Demi enveloped in Swayze’s arms. Except less clay and more wonton. That’s pretty darn romantic. A relationship thrives when you can do the things you love together with the person you love. And boy do we love Asian food!
The recipe for this is all over the interwebs. There is simply no need to make yet another recipe blog, when others have already done so. Instead, we’ll just throw some pictures at you.
– Gideon
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Hvor er i da bare søde og dejlige og what not! –> LÆS: Faboulus kokke it seems? :D <3
I’m always amazed at how simple it looks for you to cook those asian dishes! it once again looks yummy and I’m sure Krissy was flabbergasted of the gesture and the taste that reminded her so dearly of Hong Kong. what a treat!
Looks wonderful! Where have you found wonton wrappers in Copenhagen? I’ve been on the lookout for a while, but haven’t found them yet!
Sorry for the late reply!!
– they actually sell wrappers in most Asian shops in Copenhagen. But the safest bet is definitely to try China-town behind ‘Hovedbanegaarden’
/Good luck :)