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1 pkg. won tons
2 lb. very lean hamburger meat
1 c. soya sauce
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Prepare the hamburger meat and soya sauce by mixing them together. Set aside. Use water in a small bowl to wet each won ton. Work with one won ton and about one teaspoon of hamburger mixture. Wet won ton around the edges. The won ton is square. Place the teaspoon of hamburger mixture in the middle; fold won ton so that it is now a triangle. Pinch the sides together. Set oven at 350°. Bake in oven from 5 to 10 minutes. Check by cutting open one of the won tons to make sure the hamburger is done.