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Crab rangoon - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Crab rangoon are deep-fried dumplings served in American Chinese, and more recently, Thai restaurants, stuffed with a combination of cream cheese, lightly flaked crab meat (more commonly, canned crab...
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When my sweetie moved from Kansas City MO to New Jersey, she told me of a popular dim sum item out there, "Crab Rangoon". ... I have found plenty of recipes for the dish on the web - it seems to not have gained a foothold out East, which is why I'd never seen it - but I'm curious if anyone knows the history of the dish.
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A brief history; Several dishes served in Asian restaurants in America were invented here in the States, rather their supposed country of origin. ... Similarly, food historians can’t pinpoint the precise birth of crab rangoon, but it most likely got started here in the U.S., not Asia.
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Though the history of crab rangoon is misty, cream cheese is not a widely used ingredient in China. In fact, few Chinese recipes if any use cheese as an ingredient. A similar American Chinese appetizer is called cream cheese wontons.
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I am trying to find a recipe for Crab Rangoon — it’s found in Oriental restaurants and is crispy deep fried, with a semi ... Cooking Baking Ingredients Equipment Techniques Entertaining Holidays Ethnic Nutrition Safety Desserts Drinks History Science Kids;
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