I love fresh spring rolls, so I make them with ingredients that we always have at my house. Using boiled eggs or shrimp turns them into colourful and gorgeous fresh spring rolls. This time I used canned young (mini) corn, but crab-flavoured kamaboko and okra taste delicious and also look beautiful when the spring rolls are sliced in half.It's quicker to rehydrate the rice paper wrappers in hot water, but if they get too soft, they are hard to handle. So I think it's better to rehydrate them in cold water until you get the hang of it to avoid mistakes. If the rice paper wrappers are still too stiff to roll, wait a little until the moisture from the ingredients soften them. They will soon be soft enough to use. For 10 rolls. Recipe by Heartful Kitchen Rei

I love fresh spring rolls, but they are rather expensive to buy readymade, so I made my own. I can't remember the shock I felt when I tried shiso leaves in them...it was a great match. Since then I've always used shiso leaves in these.The shiso leaves make a big difference, so I definitely recommending including them.The other vegetables can be anything you like. Try out your favorites. You can use canned tuna or ham etc. instead of the shrimp.The last important part of the recipe is the rolling. Just try it several times to get a feel for it. For 7 rolls. Recipe by rinsora705

I love fresh spring rolls but I'm not too fond of sweet chili sauce...so I combined my favorite seasoning ingredients to make this delicious dipping sauce.Even people who don't like vegetables will eat them served like this, so it's a great way to try out all different sorts of vegetables.When rehydrating the wrappers, it's best if you take them out while they are still a bit firm, since the moisture in the wrapped vegetables will soften them some more and make them just right. If they are still too hard try spraying them with water using a mister or spray. You can also try lightly brushing some water on them. Recipe by Taberunba

I came up with this recipe when I wanted to eat fresh spring rolls when I didn't have any rice paper.Make sure to pat dry all the vegetables after rinsing.This seriously makes the salad even more delicious. Recipe by Sumireno usagi

Fresh spring roll or rice paper wrappers can be stored for a long time so I usually have some in stock. I vary the fillings depending on the season, but I especially like this combination of mizuna greens and cream cheese, and I always make this recipe for parties.The formal name is "Fresh spring rolls with mizuna and cream cheese".My method of rehydrating the rice paper wrappers is pretty lazy, but I just soak them in lukewarm water for 20 to 30 seconds, put them on a cutting board and immediately wrap the fillings with them. That's it. The wrappers do tend to stick together, so put a little space between each roll when you line them up on the serving plate. Recipe by FarmersK

Easy to make and tastes great :ohyeaah

The authentic memil jeonbyeong is a chewy buckwheat crepe with namul, kimchi, Korean BBQ meat, cellophane noodles and other fillings, but I made an easy version by wrapping with rice paper wrappers.It's quicker to rehydrate the rice paper wrappers in hot water, but if they get too soft, they are hard to handle. So I think it's better to rehydrate in cold water until you get the hang of it. If the rice paper wrappers are too hard to roll, wait a little until the moisture from the ingredients soften the wrapper. It will soon be soft enough to handle. Recipe by Heartful Kitchen Rei

I often make fresh spring rolls instead of salad. When I listened to all the requests of my family, this version was the result. The rice paper is simply moistened in water and used to wrap up the fillings, so it's easy. If you aren't going to slice the rolls, tuck the ends in as you roll them and they're less likely to fall apart.There are many ways of rehydrating rice paper, but I just wet it quickly in water. If it's over-soaked it becomes really hard to handle. Any tough bits will quickly soften, so until you get used to wrapping these spring rolls, it may be easier to handle the rice paper while it's still stiff. If you are only wrapping a few rolls, you can just run them under the tap! Recipe by Heartful Kitchen Rei

I miss my home specially the food. So I made this light and delicious spring roll with home-made wrapper. Hope you will enjoy it.

Vietnamese spring rolls (gỏi cuốn) or fresh spring rolls is a light dish yet so satisfying! Low in calories and served cold which is perfect for hot days!It's made with rice paper that is filled with fresh herbs, vermicelli noodles, lettuce, and your choice of protein. This goes best with a spicy fish sauce dip (nước chấm) or a creamy peanut-hoisin sauce!If you don't have an ingredient, it is okay and you can sub it for something else you like.Tip// dip the rice paper in cold water then wait about 20 seconds and it should soften up, this helps prevent the rice paper from breaking.

I have been dying to try this out for a long time. My curiosity in using rice paper had led me to push for doing this dish. The ingredients I used were pretty simple but you can use whatever veggies or meat you have in your pantry. The good thing about spring rolls is that you can stuff them up with anything that your heart desires...and of course whatever you have on hand! ☺

#healthymeal#lowcarbAre you familiar with the Vietnames rice paper rolls ( fresh spring rolls)? I fall in love with this spring rolls since I moved here in USA.It’s delicious and easy to make. You can put anything as the filling. You can make as a vegetarian or non vegetarian.Today I made my own spring rolls in two versions. I made veggies and tofu for my husband, while the veggies and shrimps was for me. Both are using the same steps. Especially for the dipping sauce since hubby requested #oilfree and #sugarfreeI used soy sauce instead of fish sauce.So here’s my recipe: