Green Chilli Chicken Wontons with Avocado and Lime Dip
Call me tight or stingy, but I do not like to waste food as there are too many hungry mouths in this world.
I make these green chilli chicken wontons…
Call me tight or stingy, but I do not like to waste food as there are too many hungry mouths in this world.
I make these green chilli chicken wontons…
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First of all a big apology to everyone that received a version of this recipe which had lots of spelling and grammar mistakes, it was ugly and unforgivable!!. I have…