These are classic crab rangoon, based on the original recipe from Trader Vic’s in Oakland, but with more of the original seasoning sauces — A.1. original steak sauce and Lingham’s hot sauce — to give ...

Heat oil to 350 degrees in a dutch oven or fryer. To prepare the rangoons: In a medium sized bowl, use an electric mixer to blend together the cream cheese, crab meat, green onions, water chestnuts, 1 ...

You’ve probably had crab rangoon at a Chinese or Thai restaurant in the U.S., or at least seen it on the menu. The hot, cheesy, seafood-stuffed won-ton appetizer has an exotic-sounding name and a ...

Combine cream cheese, crab meat and chives in a mixing bowl and mix well with a fork or chopsticks. Place 1 heaping teaspoon of fillings in the middle of the wonton wrap, then brush all four edges ...

You’re telling me a crab ran these goons? I don’t know about you, but crab rangoon has run my life for decades now. This extra-crispy, cheesy appetizer is an American Chinese takeout staple — and one ...

Fort Wayne, Ind. (WANE) – Crab rangoon is a classic takeout appetizer. For those that don’t like or can’t have crab, here a version without it. But, you can add it, if you’d like. Bring all ...

A tiki bar favorite, crab rangoon is one of the rare dishes that’s both kitschy and delicious. Here are some of Indy’s most inventive versions. Leave it to Jonathan Brooks to dream up a crab rangoon ...