Sweet Chilli Spring Rolls
Recipe by Chef Michael Williams
Michael Williams

Sweet Chilli Spring Rolls

  • Prep time 30 mins
  • Cook time 15 mins
  • Ready in 45 mins

Homemade egg/spring rolls are super simple and very flexible in terms of what you can put in them…heck even left over chow mein works! It’s quite simple to best the frozen varieties from you grocer and for that matter many restaurant versions are easily topped. So give it a whirl.

Ingredients

  • Dipping sauce
  • For the rolls

Directions

  1. Mix the chilli paste, maple syrup and coriander in a small bowl, stir well and set aside.
  2. Preheat a large fry pan on medium-high heat.  Add the oil and then the garlic and ginger.  Sauté for 10 – 15 seconds until the garlic browns lightly, stirring constantly.
  3. Immediately add the carrots and stir well so the garlic and ginger do not burn.
  4. Sauté for 2 minutes, stirring regularly and then add the cabbage.  Sauté for another 2 minutes, stirring regularly.
  5. Add the bean sprouts and sauté for 1 minute longer, stirring regularly.
  6. Push the veggies to one side of the pan, add a touch more oil or butter and then crack the eggs into the pan.  Break the yolks after 10 seconds and stir.
  7. Once the eggs are almost set, stir the veggies into the eggs and add the tamari, vinegar, and sesame oil.  Stir well and remove the stir-fry from the pan to cool.
  8. Once cool, you can roll the egg rolls.  Follow the instructions on the package for rolling.
  9. Cook immediately by brushing with oil and baking at 450° F or pan frying in about ½ inch of oil.  Once they are browned on all sides, they are good to go.
  10. Alternatively, you can freeze un-cooked to be cooked another day.  They cook from frozen beautifully.

Variations

Add some ground beef, pork or chicken instead of eggs for a meaty option.

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Reviews on "Sweet Chilli Spring Rolls" (5)

  1. September 10, 2015
    I watched Chef Michael prepare these rolls (plus 2 other delicious recipes) this morning. I like the idea of using rice paper and then either bake or freeze to bake later. I have 2 packages of rice paper in the pantry, ready to be used up so I would love more rice paper recipes!
    • October 6, 2015
      I will see what I can do about more rice paper recipes. Be warned that the rice paper tends to burst when used for spring rolls. They still work well, just do not present as nice as the flour spring roll wrappers.
  2. October 5, 2015
    The whole family loved these. Going to stock up my freezer with them, super easy lunch!
    • October 6, 2015
      Great idea. It is rewarding pulling these from the freezer and simply baking them in the toaster oven.
  3. October 28, 2015
    Made these the other day using rice paper and baking in the oven. I will double the recipe next time. I also made a spicy dip to go with them. thanks for the recipe.

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