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Spring & Roll Vegetables..here I come.
A nagging, little devil somewhere inside of me surfaces now and again. It prods and prods till I finally break down and do what it asks of me. This particular one, I battled with for a really long time. With a battery of perfectly good excuses - I didn't know how to make them, I was too busy, the mission was too involved, I had no supplies, and no one, except me, wanted them anyway. " But you have the recipe", the devil said. " You're not that busy- don't you watch TV for two hours straight every night?" " Aren't you going for groceries soon?" "You want them, don't yo
Step one of the mission - A trip to the Asian grocery store for some spring roll wrappers, stir fry seasoning and dark Soy sauce. No way was I going to risk making the pastry. Step two - farmer's market for the veggies. Step three - step back and ask myself if I really want to do this......The ruminating lasted 3 whole days. Till I realized that the greens were dangerously close to being labeled with a hazardous for health tag. That prompted action in to the next level of activity. 1 pack spring roll wrappers 2Tbsp flour For the filling 1C shredded cabbage 1/2C chopped spring onions 2 Capsicum chopped 1/2C chopped carrots Ginger to taste 1Tbsp Soy sauce Stir fry seasoning to taste 1 Tbsp Oil More oil for deep frying Heat 1 Tbsp oil in a heavy bottomed pan and saute green onions for 2-3 min.Add the ginger and capsicum while stirring.After a couple more minutes, add the carrots and cabbage, stir-fry seasoning and soy sauce. Adjust salt and pepper now according to taste.Stir-fry for another 5 min or so and turn off. Allow the filling to cool before assembling.When you are ready to assemble, mix 2Tbsp flour (or cornstarch) in a little bit of water to make the sealant.Thaw the frozen wrappers at room temperature for 30 min. Work with them slowly, one at a time, and keep the rest covered with a damp kitchen towel.Cut the spring roll wrapper into 4 squares. Lay them so that a corner faces you.Put a small amount of filling in the center, overlap the bottom over the filling. Now fold the two ends like an envelope, and finally, roll over the filled pastry . Seal the end with a bit of flour paste. Assemble all the rolls like this. My two cents: I did it! How dare the devil call me an old bat? The rolls were amazingly good. You could use any variation of veggies in here, plus tofu or paneer and noodles would be a good choice. The only thing I'd do next time will be a tad less soy sauce. I was a dodo not to take pictures of how I rolled the rolls. Sorry! But maybe Google can help?..Or, until next time. related searches : Spring
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