Vegan Pumpkin Won Tons W/ Ginger Sauce

by - 10/02/2018 12:00:00 AM

This post is in collaboration with JSL Foods Twin Dragon products. I did not receive compensation for this post. I received free products to try. All opinions are of my own.


It’s pumpkin everything season and I’m here for it. Last week I decided to make on a whim stuffed pumpkin Wontons. I received some JSL Foods Twin Dragon products to try-and I'm I had been craving pumpkin. I honestly wasn’t sure how the recipe was going to turn out. I also decided on a whim to make a ginger sauce to pair it with the vegan pumpkin wontons. I'm so pleased with how the recipe turned out. It honestly was love at first bite.
I loved the recipe so much that I opted to make it again the very next day. What I love about this recipe is that it’s super easy to make and can be made in advance as well. It doesn't require a ton of ingredients and is perfect to enjoy throughout the year as well. I also opted to just steam the wontons and not fry them. You can opt to fry them if you prefer your Wontons fried.
I love that these Won Ton wrappers are vegan and all neutral. I also love that I do not have to goto a specialty store to find them. Seeing how they can be purchased at my local grocery store. I can't wait to see what other creative recipes I can come up with.

Have your tried pumpkin wontons before?

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INGREDIENTS
Filling
  • 1 Cup Pumpkin Puree
  • 1/2 tbsp olive oil 
  • 1 tbsp Fresh ginger finely grated
  • 2 Gloves Garlic minced
  • 1 smalled onion chopped
  • Himalayan salt to taste (optional) 
  • 16 wonton wrappers
Dipping sauce
  • 3 tbsp light soy sauce
  • 1 tbsp maple syrup
  • 1 garlic clove minced
  • 1 tsp ginger minced 


INSTRUCTIONS

  1. Combine soy sauce, maple syrup, garlic, ginger and set aside.  
  2. In a pan, add the olive oil and saute the onion, garlic, and ginger until fragrant, season to taste with Himalayan salt, and set aside. Once cooled, add the sauteed mixture to a microwave-safe bowl and combine the pumpkin puree and set aside. 
  3. To make the Dumplings, drop a teaspoon of the pumpkin onto-the center of the wonton wrapper. Lightly brush the edges with your finger or a pastry brush with water 
  4. Fold the edges as if you were making a fan. 
  5. Lightly press to seal the points together.-Repeat with the remaining wonton wrappers.
  6. To cook, steam the dumplings, in batches, for about 5 minutes.
  7. Serve immediately with-the dipping sauce.






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18 comments

  1. Wontons are so easy to make and a great way to sneak in some veggies. I have a steam basket I picked up in San Francisco a few years ago and it's my go to for steaming wontons.

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  2. Pumpkin wontons?! Amazing! What a smart idea! These sound delicious and I’m pinning them now!

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  3. These sound heavenly and everything pumpkin is happening. Fall fever!!!

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  4. Oh man I have never had pumpkin won ton before. This is so going on the menu list to make and enjoy.

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  5. You had me at pumpkin! My sister in law is a vegan and I know she is going to go crazy over these.

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  6. Ooo yes, you had me at pumpkin! I do love my pumpkin stuff. I'll have to try these! The ginger sauce sounds great too.

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  7. These look really good, I have never had pumpkin won ton before. We have friends that are vegans this would be a nice little treat to make for them.

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  8. Those sound really good. I have a lovely brown sugar soy sauce that I think would be awesome with them!

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  9. I would never have thought to put pumpkin in a wanton! That sounds like a neat treat.

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  10. Wow, I never thought to put pumpkin in won ton. Sounds like it tastes delicious though. Thanks for the recipe.

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  11. What a creative way to use pumpkin in a savory dish! Pumpkin won tons are a good idea.

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  12. I would have never thought to use pumpkin for these. I do love won tons too. They're so good!

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  13. These sound yummy! I'll be trying out this recipe with my kids!

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  14. Your wontons look so pretty!!! I want to try this recipe because it's so unique and I love asian food!

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  15. We love wontons around here. So delicious! This vegan recipe would be interesting to try

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  16. I have never even heard or thought of pumpkin won tons before, but now I"m pretty sure I have to try it. Thanks for sharing-this sounds perfect for my fall loving soul!

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  17. Such a great idea! I've never made anything like this before but I'm definitely interested especially since it's pumpkin season! Thanks for the recipe!

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  18. This is a great idea to make whim stuffed pumpkin Wontons. I am so curious to try them with this flavorful sauce!

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