Vietnamese Style Spring Rolls

The perfect Asian recipe to rustle up in the summers. It is packed with fresh and crunchy veggies and served cold with a garlic basil dipping sauce alongside.
Vietnamese Style Spring Rolls
The perfect Asian recipe to rustle up in the summers. It is packed with fresh and crunchy veggies and served cold with a garlic basil dipping sauce alongside.
Cooking Instructions
- 1
Prepare your dipping sauce: - Heat oil in a pan, sauté the garlic in it till it turns golden. - Throw in the red chilli and the rest of your ingredients (brown sugar, red wine vinegar, lemon juice, soy sauce and water) in the pan except basil leaves.
- 2
For the rolls: - Keep all your veggies ready in different bowls on your kitchen platform. - Dip the rice paper gently in warm water for a few seconds. Take it out immediately and spread over a wooden chopping board. - Do not let it sit for long. Start assembling the roll quickly.
- 3
Finally: - Arrange the rolls diagonally halved on a serving plate. Place your garlic dipping sauce on the side. Serve cold.
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