You’ve probably had crab rangoon at a Chinese or Thai restaurant in the U.S., or at least seen it on the menu. The hot, cheesy, seafood-stuffed won-ton appetizer has an exotic-sounding name and a ...

Over 16 million people have watched Gabby Eniclerico eat crab Rangoon. Maybe it’s the way she sings "crab RangoOoOoOoOons!" as she dips the fried wonton into the sweet chili sauce and closes her eyes ...

Americans tend to go crazy over crab Rangoon at Chinese restaurants, but the crispy crab puffs have almost nothing to do with China. The dish is simple: cream cheese and crab folded up in wonton ...

Crab has a sweet and briny flavor and a delicate yet chewy meat that needs little more than a melted butter dipping sauce. However, you can make crab meat more plentiful for the price by incorporating ...