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A delicious recipe for shrimp wontons enhanced with chicken thigh and chicken skin for added fat and flavor. The shrimp is treated with baking soda water to improve texture and taste, then combined with seasoned chicken mixture and wrapped in wonton wrappers. Served in a light soup, these wontons cook quickly and are easy to prepare.
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