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Shrimp-and-pork wontons with thin egg noodles in a light broth — the classic Cantonese noodle dish.
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Wonton noodles are a beloved dish of Guangdong and Hong Kong: small wontons of shrimp and pork with thin, springy alkaline egg noodles in a clear broth made from dried shrimp and pork bones. Old Hong Kong noodle shops keep up meticulous details, like cooking the noodles and wontons in separate pots.
Roughly chop the shrimp and mix with ground pork, ginger, salt, and soy sauce for the filling.
Wrap the filling in wonton wrappers and seal the edges with water.
Simmer chicken stock with dried shrimp and ginger to make a clear broth.
Cook the egg noodles and wontons in separate pots.
Put the noodles and wontons in bowls, pour over the hot broth, and scatter with garlic chives.