Sweet Potato Mushroom Wontons with Honey Horseradish Dip
Wontons filled with sweet potato and mushroom mix bake until golden and crisp. Serve with a dipping sauce made from low-sodium soy, honey, and horseradish for a lightly spicy finish.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 2015
Page
13
Wontons filled with sweet potato and mushroom mix bake until golden and crisp. Serve with a dipping sauce made from low-sodium soy, honey, and horseradish for a lightly spicy finish.
The filling can be prepared ahead and refrigerated up to three days or frozen up to three months. You may assemble and freeze the wontons unbaked, then bake from frozen with a few extra minutes.
The guide suggests recreating smoky paprika flavor using chili powder or hot sauce. It notes cayenne pepper can substitute but reduce quantity by half due to its greater heat.
The article recommends Kalona Brewery Lewbricator a wheat dopplebock to accompany savory wontons. Wheat notes balance honey and sweet potato while the dark beer enhances paprika and mushroom smokiness. If unavailable, choose a dark malty porter. For wine a dark earthy fruity Cabernet Sauvignon such as the 2008 Calathus is suggested.
A healthy candy base is made by blending dried figs and dates into a moldable paste. Add warm spices like cinnamon, a pinch of salt, and toasted nuts such as almonds to flavor and texture. Roll into balls and coat with cocoa powder or coconut for a festive, sugar free treat.
Toast almonds then blend with figs and dates and cinnamon to form a sweet dough. Roll into 16 balls, coat with shredded coconut, and serve at room temperature. Make ahead storage up to five days. Nutrition per serving 110 calories. Elllie Krieger recipe from Weeknight Wonders.
A detailed minestrone recipe by Ellie Krieger from the Washington Post features olive oil sautéing vegetables, then simmering with crushed tomatoes and broth, adding beans and pasta, finishing with Parmigiano Reggiano. Nutrition per serving is listed as 220 calories and other values.
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