Prepare a small bowl of water for sealing the wonton wrappers and take your filling out of the fridge
Prepare a large plate with 1 tsp cornstarch rubbed on it so that the wontons will not stick to the plate If you’re freezing the wontons, use a plastic container that can go into the freezer. Just be sure that the wontons don’t touch each other when freezing. After they are frozen solid, you can store them in a freezer bag. They should be good for a couple of months
Lay one piece of the wonton wrapper on a flat surface
Use your finger to wet 3 edges of the wrapper, avoiding the edge furthest away from you
Put some filling at around the off-centre position, leaving approx. 1 cm space between the edge closest to you
Bring the edge closest to you over the filling and paste it to the space just past the filling leaving a gap on the opposite edge
Fold the opposite edge towards you. It will rest loosely on top of the wonton
Flip the wonton over so that the loose edge is now on the bottom
Wet corners “A” and “B”
Now wet the 2 folded corners “A” and “B”, bring them together and stick them to one another
Now you should have a gold bullion looking wonton (yuan bao)
Repeat until you finish using all the filling or the wrappers Unused filling tastes great in a fried rice!