
ETA for the food was 8:34ish. Not kidding. The website actually said 'ish' on the delivery time. Considering that was nearly 90 minutes away, a snack was a must to hold us over. With leftover wontons and cheese, little mini grilled cheese wonton sandwiches were calling our names.
Gooey, crispy snacks as an appetizer, a late night treat or to fill the void while waiting for your food delivery. These are a true fat and happy-ish snack!
Tips and Techniques: Through trial and error I found out you must pre-cook the wonton wrappers before adding the cheese, otherwise the cheese and jam will totally ooze out and there will be nothing left in the sandwich. 2 of these mini cheese treats each held us over, but make as many as your heart desires.
Grilled Cheese and Jelly Wontons
Wontons
Pam
Jam or jelly (flavor of your choice)
Cheese (again, your choice)
Spray a large fry pan with Pam, place in wontons in a single layer. Cook over medium heat until it begins to brown, flip and repeat on the second side. Remove crispy wontons from the pan, repeat with remaining wontons, respray the pan to keep the wontons from being too dry. If you don't have Pam add a tiny drizzle of oil or melted butter.
In the meantime, thinly slice the cheese and have the jelly ready. Once the wontons are complete, assemble the little sandwiches. Spread a layer of the jelly on one wonton, top with thin slices of cheese and top with a second wonton.
Place the wonton sandwiches back in the pan, heat over medium high heat just until the cheese begins to melt, about 2 minutes per side. Enjoy!
It sounds yum! Thank you for sharing the recipe!
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