Veggie Spring Rolls
photo by Bergy
- Ready In:
- 1hr 15mins
- Ingredients:
- 15
- Serves:
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9-10
ingredients
directions
- Cut up all veggies into small pieces (thinly sliced).
- In large pan or wok heat up veg. oil and add mushrooms and ginger. After a minute, add rest of veggies. Cook for 2-3 minute
- Add sesame oil, soy sauce, sugar, salt and pepper, to taste. Cook another 3 minutes.
- Remove from heat.
- Take a wrapper, use fingers to moisten the edge with water, lay the wrapper in a diamond shape and place veg mixture in middle.
- Fold up bottom, sides and then roll up to the top (use enough water to seal).
- I bake mine in a cake pan that has been greased with some oil spritzed on top, 400 degrees for 10-15 min (until brown), but you could steam or fry.
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Reviews
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The filling was very good. I could not find spring roll wraps (small town living) and did not want egg roll wraps (I'm a vegan) so I tried to be creative and rolled these in Nori. Interesting. Still very flavorful especially with the plum sauce, but I can't wait until I can make these again with spring roll wraps! Thanks for a great recipe!<br/>Update: I found the spring roll wrappers and the spring rolls were exceptional! I made 15 fairly large ones. Eat some now - freeze some for later.
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Wonderful as an appetizer! It is an inexpensive appetizer and super good!!!! I did a few things differently and used one different ingredient. Instead of Egg Roll Wraps I used Spring Roll Wraps - they are much lighter in texture and work really well when baked. They come out crisp & light.. I made 24 small finger rolls and then decided that was a lot of work so I used my tiny tartlet tins to do the other 2 dozen - I placed the folded side down in the tin and flipped them over to brown well half way through the baking - oven time apprx 15 minutes-all in all I got 48 appetizers and some filling left over ( this I will use in Fried rice for tomorrow nights dinner). I served the appetizers with a sweet hot chili sauce on the side. I am freezing 3 dozen and will post on the results when I use them. mommy2taylor this is going into my appetizer cook book to keep Thanks for posting
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I used eggroll wraps, but did not get as many because I made them larger. Next time I will take Bergy's advice and use springroll wraps so they get a little crunchier when they bake.The filling was awesome. I did not have regular cabbage so I used bok choy. It worked out great (beautiful dark green color). We dipped them in S&S sauce and thai chili sauce. Very good and not greasy like the fried eggrolls.
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mommy2taylor
United States
Live in NC with my family which includes my hubby, 2 girls & our family dog.
I am a SAHM & a birth doula.
I love coming to the Zaar & searching for new recipes to try & test out on the family!