Yes, wontons….filled with chocolate, bananas, and nuts! I’d seen this technique a few years ago on The Food Network when Giada made what she called “Hazelnut Ravioli”. She’d fried wonton wrappers filled with Nutella and topped them with sugared mint leaves. I’ve also seen chocolate wontons on one of my favorite blogs, SteamyKitchen.com…She goes right for the kill by simply frying wontons filled with chocolate pieces and dusting them with confectioner’s sugar!
When I decided to make my own version, I went with some of my family’s favorite things…Chocolate, Bananas, and Nuts. After frying several combinations, they were dusted with confectioners sugar, sprinkled with chocolate shavings and nuts, and served with whipped cream!
So, try these for yourself, your family, or anytime you need an impressive dessert that takes all of 10 minutes from start to finish! I’m thinking chocolate & fresh raspberries…
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| All you need…wonton wrappers, banana, nuts, chocolate, egg, cooking oil…Sorry, I missed whipped cream & milk. |
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| After brushing wonton with egg wash, fill with banana, chocolate, & nuts… |
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| or just banana & chocolate… |
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| or chocolate & nut…the delicious combination is up to you! |
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| Filled, Fried, & Dusted Deliciousness! |
Dessert Wontons
Serves 4
12 wonton wrappers
1 egg
2 tablespoons milk
12, 1/4-inch banana slices(I used about half of a banana)
12 chocolate pieces(I used about half of a regular sized candy bar)
1/4 cup pecan pieces
1 tablespoon confectioners sugar
whipping cream(I used canned!)
cooking oil
In a small bowl, beat egg and milk together until well blended. Place wonton wrappers on a flat surface, working one at a time, brush with egg wash, fill with 1 banana piece, 1 chocolate piece, and few small nut pieces. Fold over, point to point, pressing edges together to make a triangle. When all are finished, cover with a damp paper towel until oil is ready for frying.
In a large, heavy skillet heat about 1 inch of oil on medium/high heat until ready to fry(350 degrees). In batches(I fried 6 per batch), place filled wontons in a single layer and fry for about 30-40 seconds on each side, until golden brown. Remove from oil and onto a paper towel lined plate to drain. To serve, dust with confectioners sugar and plate with whipped cream, sprinkle with grated chocolate and chopped nuts.
oh yummy, this looks so good, will have to try these really soon!
Wow, I love it!!! They look sooo delish! My hubby would love these & his bday is coming up 😉
wow!!!!this one looks very delicious!!!!
i’m loving it!!!
thnQ shawn for visiting my blog!!! i would be glad if you follow it…. 🙂
I could eat this Wonton wantonly :)Looks delicious!
Oooo! Those look fun and delicious!
This sounds so yummy! I have made something similar but it included cream cheese. I can’t wait to try this 🙂
I usually wrap cheese when I have left over wontons but I should totally make these!!!! Looks delicious and beautiful!
OMG looks fabulous! I could not take my eyes off your pics and nice recipe
Oh melt in your mouth delicious. Such a treat for your family. I wish you were cooking here for me! What can be better than fried dough and chocolate! Can;t wait to try this one out
@Melissa…Thanks, my folks are asking for them every other day!
@Angie…Thanks, your guy will love them! Happy Birthday to him 🙂
@DD…Thanks, already following 🙂
@Now Serving…Thanks…Ha!Ha!Ha!
@Jihane…Thanks, you must try them…super easy & super impressive!
@Celeste…Thanks, you sound just like me! I’ve played around with cream cheese and various fruits!
@Nami…Thanks, you’ll be shocked at how quick and easy they are 🙂
@Padhu…Thanks, what a sweet comment!
@Jessica…Thanks, that would be great! I could cook for you and then you could cook for me, starting with your Eggplant Napoleon 🙂
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