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Lake. Sissy was born and raised in Maui and
feels a deep commitment to ensuring the his-
tory and heritage of her home is shared and
protected for generations to come.
She began dancing hula when she was 5 years old, and today, following in her fa-
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The finished dish: Aunty Helen’s Wontons.
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Ingredients:
•1 can Spam
•2 stalks green onions
•1 can water chestnuts
•1 egg
•1 pack won ton wrappers,
about 25
•4 cups vegetable oil, for
frying
•1 cup water
Directions:
Cube Spam. Dice green onions. Drain water from water chestnuts and dice into small pieces. Put ingredients into bowl. Crack egg in bowl, knead and fold until mixed. Take spoonful of mixture and place on 1 wrapper. Using back of spoon, dip it in bowl of water.
Rub along edge of wrap to moisten. Fold wrapper in half
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and seal edges, making sure there are no openings. Continue same process until finished.
In deep pot, add vegetable oil and heat to 350 degrees. Place won ton in oil. Do not overcrowd pot. When browned, turn won ton over, making sure both sides are cooked to brown in color. Place finished won ton on cool- ing rack or paper towel on plate.
Serves 5.
AUNTY HELEN’S WON TONS
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