Vietnamese Rice Paper Rolls with a peanut honey sriracha sauce

Sanaa A'esha
Sanaa A'esha @cook_7798036
Bangalore, India

Got these rice paper rolls from someone who visited Vietnam. Very interesting texture, and very different from the regular spring roll.

Vietnamese Rice Paper Rolls with a peanut honey sriracha sauce

Got these rice paper rolls from someone who visited Vietnam. Very interesting texture, and very different from the regular spring roll.

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Ingredients

20 mins
6-serving
  1. 20Rice Paper sheets
  2. 1/2 CupShallots
  3. 1/2 CupBell Pepper , sliced long
  4. 1/2 CupCarrots , sliced long
  5. 1 CupRice noodles
  6. 1Potato , sliced long
  7. 2 TeaspoonsSoy sauce
  8. 1Lemon , juiced
  9. 1Jalapeno , sliced long
  10. 1Pickled chilli , chopped
  11. Garlic powder
  12. Ginger , julliene
  13. Salt
  14. Peanut butter
  15. Honey
  16. Ketchup
  17. Paprika
  18. Chilli Flakes

Cooking Instructions

20 mins
  1. 1

    For the filling, saute the potatoes and carrots until tender.

  2. 2

    Saute shallots and ginger, and add all the veggies and stir fry for a few minutes.

  3. 3

    Add all the sauces and powders. Taste as you go.

  4. 4

    Add the boiled rice noodles to it. Toss.

  5. 5

    Take the rice paper sheets, and dip in warm water. Drain well.

  6. 6

    Easier to use a dish cloth on the surface to absorb the water from the paper. Delicately place the rice paper on the dish cloth.

  7. 7

    Place 2 tablespoons of vegetable and noodle mixture towards the lower edge of the rice paper.

  8. 8

    You can add some sauce here, but I rather dip in it. So I rolled away.

  9. 9

    Neatly fold the bottom edge of the rice paper over the filling

  10. 10

    Then fold in the side edges of the rice paper.

  11. 11

    Roll up the rice paper roll to form a neatly packed cylinder (like a fat cigar). Repeat the above process until you have made all the rolls.

  12. 12

    For the sauce, mix all the ingredients, taste as you go. It needs to be tangy, spicy, creamy. :D

  13. 13

    You can eat the rolls as is. Or shallow fry them. We liked them both ways.

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