Hanoi fried spring rolls are very popular and appear on almost every restaurant menu. Hanoians are very proud of their spring rolls. It's a perfect starter for whoever loves fried spring rolls. There are quite a few different recipes for fried spring rolls but I would like to give you the following recipe which includes pork rather than fish or something else.
Ingredients:
Onion: 200g (finely chopped)
Carrot: 150g (finely chopped)
Dry vermicelli: 30g
Earwood: 30g
Black mushroom: 30g
Minced pork: 300g
Crab meat: 500g
Egg : 02
Pepper, sugar: 1/10 teaspoon
Chicken powder ¼ teaspoon
Cooking oil: 200ml
Fish Sauce: 1 teaspoon
Sugar: 1 teaspoon
Fresh Water: 03 teaspoon
Vinegar or fresh lime juice: 01 teaspoon
Fresh Chilli, garlic: 01 teaspoon
Square rice papper, Coconut milk.
How to make:
Soak dry vermicelli, earwood, black mushroom in water for 20 minutes. Then dry & finely chop. Put all the prepared ingredients into a large mixing bowl and mix them well. Place some of the above prepared ingredients on a sheet of rice paper before rolling it into rolls. Put cooking oil into a pan, bring to a high heat, put spring rolls in & turn occasionally until the color of the “nem” turns light brown. Serve hot with herbs & dipping sauce.
Dipping Sauce:
Lemon: squeeze for juice. Put fish sauce, sugar, lemon juice, garlic and chili in a large mixing bowl; add 2 spoonfuls of water in, then stir well.
If you follow this recipe, which is enough for four people, you will be enjoying the spring rolls we serve at WildRice.
wish i can find rice paper here..our version of spring roll is using dough and it will never be as crispy and light like Vietnamese Cuon.............
ReplyDeleteHi tu, I posted some pictures of food places in Singapore. Have a look. I simply miss the spring rolls in hanoi. Nothing can rival the crispiness and freshness of those!
ReplyDeleteyummy.....
ReplyDeleteNow you're talkin'. Those are my fave and I usually get them every meal. I don't care for the larger ones as well but they'll do in a pinch.
ReplyDeletemMm..!!!!!!! yum yum yum!!!!
ReplyDeleteYou make me hungry again. Love all your food. You should be a chef ;)
ReplyDeleteHmm that's delicious. Here we call Fried Spring Rolls (Fried Lumpia). You can buy the wrapper ready to use.
ReplyDeleteGot again a new recipe.
Rice papers are not difficult to find in Brussels, but they are too hard and dry that make the rolling rather difficult...
ReplyDeleteYummy!!!
I ADORE spring rolls - thank you for sharing the recipe!
ReplyDeleteso many nice food. u sure are a inquisitive person with vast food experience :p
ReplyDeleteso many wonderful stuff.
but still i 'll prefer fresh spring rolls.
u sure make a good cook too :P
have a good day ahead .
So many things I have to learn; to make these is now on the list, along with the grilled bananas I read about when I clicked on your link...have grilled apples, pineapples and pears, but never thought about bananas...would love to find that recipe!
ReplyDeleteThank you for being so cool, and for sharing such wonderful dishes!
alan
Oh! It looks wonderful! I am going to try your recipe!
ReplyDeleteHere's some useful commercial advice: Go to the West and open up a Vietnamese Restaurant. You'll be a millionaire!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing the recipe! I love Spring Rolls esp. these ones and everytime I got to a Vietnamese Restaurant that is a dish we ALWAYS order. I will try this recipe over the weekend! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteIn Vancouver, we have a restaurant called Wild Rice too! But the concept is different and I think the one in Vancouver is Chinese Fusion. I have never been but the one you posted looks very nice and if I ever get a chance, I will def. have to go!
Spring rolls and the accompanying chilli vinegar.....so yummy!
ReplyDeleteDo you know how they differ from the Thai spring rolls?
aahhhh...hungry!!! ;-D
ReplyDeletedamn, looking through that post just made me incredibly hungry
ReplyDeleteHi all, spring rolls is my favorite and glad to know you guys love this dish too.
ReplyDeletefooDcrazEE, do you want i send you some?
shaz, I have checked it, they look great
FRIDAY'S CHILD, same here.
Thao, drop some water on the top please.
alan, I will post about Grilled banana with orange sauce really soon.
Furkids In Hong Kong, Never try Thai spring rolls before. I will try them this weekend and get back to you Ok.
These look great. I'd like to try and make them sometime.
ReplyDeleteI'm going to keep checking back with you for the recipes. Can you post a recipe for a soup called "phoa"? My husband loves it. Not sure about that spelling, it's pronounced "fwah".
Hi junebee, I posted once not long a go called Beef noodle soup , please check it out.
ReplyDeleteThanks
Thanks for the recipe, I have tried similar recipes before, and I have two problems:
ReplyDeleteThe rice paper never gets as crispy as in the restaurants, and even if it gets crispy when taking it up from the oil they get soft before served (of course I let them drip off). What is the secret?
When putting the rolls into the hot oil they sometimes fold open and the contents gets out in the oil.
Tor
hello- we tried making these but the ricepaper kept exploding? We then tried to double wrap them but they absorbed too much oil. what would you recommend?
ReplyDeleteSorry, am I missing something? When/where do you use the coconut milk (see ingredients list)?
ReplyDeleteI am going to try this recipe for lunch. Hope it will turn out well.
ReplyDeletevietnam springrolls or "nem" really taste good..i miss tuyet as she would give me some whenever she cooks nem, removing the "muoi"..yummy..
ReplyDeleteSo, I do not actually consider this may have success.
ReplyDeleteThis will not really work, I think like this.
ReplyDeleteThe flavor of this dish surpassed all my spectatives! I love it so much! do you have another Hanoi recipe
ReplyDeleteI've made this recipe several times now and its always a winner with everyone. Thanks so much.
ReplyDeleteI have problems in getting the rolls' rice paper crisp and nice as I get in the restaurants. How much do you soak it, what do you use as glue and how do you keep it crisp and tasty for minutes after frying? Thanks for tips on this....
ReplyDeleteLooks delicius and so soft. I like very much the step by step presentation.I love these a lot! chowringhee restaurent in satyaniketan
ReplyDeleteLooks delicius and so soft. I like very much the step by step presentation.I love these a lot! chowringhee restaurent in satyaniketan
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