This miso wonton soup is full of flavor and just the right amount of spice. I love to whip it up on a busy weeknight as it only takes about 20 minutes to throw together. And uses only one pot so you won’t be left with a bunch of dishes at the end. It is truly the best of both worlds.
Feel free to sub in any veggies you have on hand such as carrots, shredded cabbage, onion, baby bok choy etc. The best thing about soup to me is they are typically fully customizable. You can adjust the spice and seasonings along the way as you want as well. I’m always taste testing along the way to make sure I get it just right.
Any old bag of frozen wontons works for this recipe. I typically pick up a bag of chicken cilantro mini wontons from Trader Joes and they are delicious. Make sure whatever wontons you pick are fairly bite sized as that will be the best for eating this soup.
If you’re wanting to make this wonton soup in advance, or if you manage to have leftovers (how?!), this soup will keep in the fridge for about 3-4 days. However, store the wontons separately from the broth, otherwise they will get soggy.
Using low sodium soy sauce and low sodium chicken broth helps keep the saltiness at a minimum. If you only have regular soy sauce or chicken broth on hand, reduce the chicken broth to 1 cup and use 3 cups of water along with the miso paste so it doesn’t end up too salty.
Alright, let’s get into it, I’m hungry!