Ingredients required : Makes 12
12 Wonton wrappers ( $ 0.10 ) $1.50 per 100pc pkg.
1/3 red bell pepper ( $0.25 ) $2.00 for 3
1 green onion ( $ 0.10 ) $ 0.69 per bunch
1 cup of chili ( $0.50 ) Cost me about $28 to make 14 Quarts
1 knob of good cheese - I used 6 year old cheddar. ( $2.00 )
Total Cost $ 3.00 per dozen
As for how many to serve, I would think 6 as an appetizer would be plenty, I had 12 for a light meal, and 18 as my dinner. I do tend to eat large portions though.
Okay , on we go :
Assemble to the ingredients. Small muffin pans are required. |
Press the wonton into the tray. I do recommend another light spray of oil. Its not necessary but it did make them crispier. Slip them into a preheated 350F oven for 5 minutes. |
Remove them after 5 minutes and start assembling. |
I put one table spoon worth of chili into each one, and just a pinch of cheese ( Its the good stuff , go lightly. ) |
Then a good pinch of the red pepper, and back into the 350F oven for approx 10 minutes. |
Once everything is melted and hot , your all set. They should lift out nice and easy. |
Assembled on a plate , and serve!! Total time for this was about 20 minutes. |
A close up shot, of my Crispy Chili Cheese Bites :) |
I have to add , this is one of the best appetizers I've came up with . It's going to become a regular in my kitchen from now on , the ingredients may change but the idea is staying for good! They turned out fantastic ! Crispy, crunchy, chewy , spicy , sweet and gooey .. how can you go wrong :)) I leave you with one more picture , of the Tuna/Crab Rangoon that go me started on this idea. Happy Cooking :)
What a great idea, I'm going to have to steal this one to impress company next time!
ReplyDeleteYUM! They really look good. I will have try these sometime.
ReplyDeleteAll I can say is Yummy. I can't wait to have a good reason to make these. Have a good one
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