Fun instruction video on how to make fresh Vietnamese spring rolls by Mai, with the help of friends at TIEC, Odaiba, Tokyo, Japan
Simple fresh spring rolls (nem cuon/ goi cuon):
1. Preparation:
Boil pork and slice into rectangular pieces
If you don't have fresh rice noodles - Boil white rice noodles, rinse with cold water and drain (a special
technique I sometimes use for noodles that got soaking wet is to put
it in front of a fan or microwave for a few seconds to dry)
Boil shrimps and peel, cut in half if needed
Fry eggs into very thin layers and then cut into small strips
Wash lettuce and cilantro
Chive - wash and cut into lengths of 1 spring roll
Cucumber - wash and cut into lengths of 1 spring roll
2. Wrap using rice paper - dip rice paper into hot water to soften,
put a bit of each in each roll (a little bit of noodle, 1 slice of
pork, 1 shrimp, a bit of lettuce, cilantro, eggs, chive, cucumber).
Roll and fold on 2 sides, try to make it firm, round, fully covered
with no breakages (but not too big or too skinny!)
3. Serve with either fish sauce mix ( a quite complicated recipe
involving water, garlic, vinegar, sugar, fish sauce and
requiring the exact proportion) or peanut sauce mixed with hoisin
sauce.
Enjoy!
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