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Won Ton and Chopstick: A Cat and Dog Tale Told in Haiku A teachers guide created by Marcie Colleen based on the picture book written by Lee Wardlaw and illustrated by Eugene Yeltsin Published by Henry

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1. Start by preparing the filling for the won ton. You can use a variety of ingredients such as minced meat, vegetables, and seasoning. Mix them together in a bowl until well combined.
2. Take one won ton wrapper and place it on a clean surface. Spoon a small amount of the filling onto the center of the wrapper.
3. Dip your finger in water and moisten the edges of the won ton wrapper. This will help seal the won ton and prevent it from opening during cooking.
4. Fold the won ton wrapper diagonally, bringing one corner to meet the opposite corner. Press the edges firmly together to seal the won ton.
5. Now, your won ton is ready to be cooked. You can either boil, steam, or deep-fry them according to your preference. Each method will give the won ton a different texture and taste.
6. For chopsticks, hold one chopstick between your thumb and index finger, resting it on your ring finger. This will act as a support for the chopstick.
7. Hold the other chopstick with your thumb, index, and middle finger, just like holding a pen. Make sure the two chopsticks are aligned at the top.
8. Practice opening and closing the chopsticks with your fingers. Start by holding them close together and slowly move your fingers apart to open them. Then, bring them back together to close.

Who needs won ton and chopsticks?

1. Asian cuisine enthusiasts who enjoy exploring different flavors and textures of traditional dishes often use won ton and chopsticks.
2. Individuals who want to add variety to their cooking repertoire and experiment with different fillings for won ton can make use of them.
3. People who want to experience authentic Asian dining or visit Asian restaurants can benefit from knowing how to fill out won ton and use chopsticks.
4. Those who appreciate the cultural aspects of Asian cuisine and want to embrace the traditional methods of eating will find won ton and chopsticks useful.
5. Individuals who are looking to challenge themselves and improve their dexterity skills can practice using chopsticks.

In summary, knowing how to fill out won ton and use chopsticks can enhance your culinary skills, allow you to explore different flavors, and embrace the cultural aspects of Asian cuisine.

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