Ingredients:
1/2 lb ground chicken
1 small pack cole slaw mix
1/2 pack of bean sprouts
1 teaspoon soy sauce
2 tablespoons oyster sauce
Green onions (chopped)
1 small bulb onions (chopped)
1 pack spring roll wrappers (25 count)
1 egg (beaten - to seal the roll)
Maggi, Salt and pepper to taste
Oil for deep frying
Directions:
Add some oil to a pan and then add the onions. Add the chicken and cook till well done. Be sure to break the chicken apart while it's cooking. Season with maggi, salt and pepper.
Turn the chicken out into a plate and then add the vegetables and sauté for about 2 minutes. Season with a pinch of salt and pepper.
Return the chicken to the pan. Add the soy sauce and oyster sauce and mix well. Taste and adjust seasoning if necessary.
Spread the filling out on a tray and let it cool down well.
After the chicken/veggie mixture has cooled down, start filling and rolling. Here's a quick tutorial on how to roll.
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| Picture from: www.alaskasprouts.com |
Brush the side labeled 4 in the diagram above with egg to seal
Fill and roll all 25 wrappers.
Fry the spring rolls in batches. Do not over crowd the pan.
Dry out on a paper towel after frying. It's still very hot so resist every temptation to start eating them.
Enjoy with your friends and loved ones :)
Some people like spring rolls with sweet and sour sauce, I like mine without…whatever floats your boat.
Note: If you can't find a pack of cole slaw mix in stores, simply shred some carrots and cabbage.
how do i make the pastry by myself if i cant find the ready made pastry to buy?
ReplyDeleteKaris, I have never attempted making the pastry myself cos i have seen it being made before and man, it's a tedious process for someone like me who would go for the readily available alternative of store-bought wrappers. But maybe i shud brave it out one day and put the recipe on how to make the wrappers. The recipe calls for just 3 ingredients (flour, salt and water) but it's the slapping (for elasticity) and waiting process that just tires me.
DeletePerfectly done.I would love it if you one day make a post on samosa .I have tried several times but I never get it right.
ReplyDeleteHello Ayush, i will definitely make samosas soon. I have received emails requesting i upload recipes on how to make samosas so it'll be up soon. Thanks for your suggestion.
DeleteGood one nazor
ReplyDeleteThanks!
DeleteThanks a lot i love this and u will give it a trial. Please i want to know fundant cake ingredient please and how to go about it.thanks
DeleteNice one nazor
ReplyDeleteThanks Cynthia!
DeleteThanks Chichi,I hope Adaobi can find her way around the kitchen,I actually got the link from her BB, we where in FGGC Calabar back then together. Wish I could find the wraps here in Calabar,will sha ask around if not then Lagos will be it.you have just solved a problem for me by sharing the idea of the wrap.thanks girl.
ReplyDeleteAdaobi cooks but not as often as me. However, shez a GREAT cleaner n datz d part I'm not a big fan of. Anyway, abt the wrappers...if derz a shoprite in calabar den dey shud hv d wrappers in d freezer section. Making d wrappers myself na WORK mehn so I'd rather buy. Meanwhile tnx soooo much 4 posting d blog on ur bbm.
DeleteMaggi I dey try ooooo. Even tho Chichi na my Oga. I still consult her wen am lost.
ReplyDeleteHi Chichi,well done on U̶̲̥̅̊r blog...U̶̲̥̅̊ are doing a great job and ℓ̊ love U̶̲̥̅̊r recipes also...About the spring roll,can ℓ̊ bake it instead of frying?... ℓ̊ don't fry М̣̣̥̇̊Ɣ foods.
ReplyDeleteMrs Emi
Hello Mrs Emi...thanks for your compliment. I have never tried to bake spring rolls. But next time i make some, i think i'll bake one and see how it turns out. Do let me know how it goes please.
DeleteSeriously salivatn
ReplyDeleteHaha...oya make some na!
Deleteyou are really doing a great job.pls,can i get the springroll wrapper in the market,or will l make it with flour or what
ReplyDeleteThnx dear...you can't get the wrapper in the market. You can buy it in the freezer section of any big supermarket (spar, shoprite etc) or make urs wit flour.
DeleteHi Chichi, Really love your blog, sometimes i experiment with the recicpies you have and my family loves them, I just wanted to ask if i can make the filling for the spring rolls and them freeze it maybe for a day or two den roll it and fry when am ready? would that be fine?
ReplyDeletePlease respond
Hi, you can actually make the spring rolls and freeze them till you're ready to fry. Just pop out of the freezer and fry. If u have to stack them on top of eachother, be sure to put a thin clear film between each layer.
DeleteMy Dear Future Neighbour
ReplyDeleteHaha...no be small thing oh!
DeleteNice one dear...looks yummy!. I usually walk past pastry wraps, but I'll definitely get some and try this. Thanks for the upload!
ReplyDeleteThanks Mons, please do try it and let me know how it goes :)
DeletePlease where in lagos can I get the wrap?
ReplyDeleteHi Anon., I'm not a Lagosian so I don't know what stores are there. You can check the big departmental stores for the wrappers.
DeleteChichi can I get the already filled one to buy and how much. Both samosa and spring rolls so I can only fry. How much will DAT cost.
ReplyDeleteCheck the freezer section of most big supermarkets.
DeletePlease where can I get the springrolls or samosa wraps? I'm in Port Harcourt.
ReplyDeletePlease where can I get the springrolls or samosa wraps? I'm in Port Harcourt.
ReplyDeleteCheck the freezer section of most big supermarkets in PH.
DeleteWere can I buy the already made spring rolls sheet
ReplyDeleteCheck the freezer section of most big supermarkets.
Deleteplease how do I make my own wrap
ReplyDeletehello ma, pls were can i buy the already made wraps
ReplyDeletei live in port harcout, nigeria
How much can one charge for a spring roll?
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