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Liss Ramsden

HOMEMADE SPRING ROLLS


We love a spring roll, along with the rest of the world, particularly Heatho, what kid doesn't order "6 spring rolls thanks" - every-time your out at your local Chinese restaurant? I'd never made them before, but thought I would give it a crack myself. This is a super easy recipe I made for the first time last week, and one that will definitely be making it onto the monthly rotation cycle now. I served it with some Chinese broccoli and oyster sauce, and the entire amount got scoffed in one sitting. Enjoy!


HOMEMADE SPRING ROLL RECIPE


INGREDIENTS

  • 500grams of pork mince

  • 1x carrot

  • 1x cabbage

  • 1x chilli

  • 1x knob of ginger

  • 3x garlic cloves

  • 1x tin of water chestnuts (you'll find these in the asian section at woolies)

  • 1x bunch of spring onion

  • 2x teaspoons of white pepper

  • 1x packet of spring roll pastry (I found these in the frozen section at woolies, there was a few there, but try and get this brand as it only had 3 ingredients, flour, water and salt, the rest had a heap of unrecognisable ingredients in them)

  • 8x tablespoons of soy sauce (half for dipp

  • 1L vegetable oil

METHOD

  • Dice up your chilli, garlic, water-chestnuts and spring onion (for those that havent used water chestnuts before, drain the liquid from the can before you dice them)

  • Grate your carrot, ginger and cabbage

  • Toss all ingredients together with 3 or 4 tablespoons of soy sauce, add your white pepper

  • Bring your spring roll pastry out of the freezer to start defrost.

  • Cook your mince in some olive oil until browned, then add in all of your ingredients, cook down until cabbage has wilted - around 10 minutes or so.

  • Lay out your spring roll pastry , and spoon on 4 heaped tablespoons of mixture - wrap by the angle - I just found this image with some wrapping instructions on google images (image from, yummyaddiction.com)

  • Heat your vegetable oil until ready for frying (the best way to tell if your oil is hot enough to start frying, is to put a wooden chopstick into the oil, if the oil bubbles the whole way around the stick you know its ready - alternatively add in a crumb or two and see if it starts bubbling and browning or not)

  • Add in a few spring rolls at a time, and once browned, set aside on some paper towel to drain the excess oil.

  • Serve with some greens and your sauces of choice

  • Enjoy!


L xx


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