Spring Rolls are made with Filo pastry, the same pastry is used for Samosas in Indian Food. These Vegetable spring rolls are often eaten as a side dish with Chinese food.
The Spring Roll can be vegetarian or Meat based, they are often filled with Duck and served with Hoi sin sauce. This recipe is for making Vegetable Spring Rolls, I have used Bean Sprouts and other vegetables such as Carrots and Spring Onions.
You can fill these rolls with pretty much any filling you like.
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The history of vegetable spring rolls can be traced back to ancient China, where they were originally created as a seasonal dish to celebrate the arrival of spring.
Traditionally, these rolls were filled with fresh vegetables, symbolizing the abundance of the season and the renewal of life.
Over time, the concept of wrapping ingredients in thin rice paper or wheat flour became popular, leading to various regional adaptations across Asia.
In Vietnam, for instance, the spring roll evolved into the well-known "gỏi cuốn," which often includes herbs and shrimp, while in Thailand, the rolls are typically fried and served with a sweet and sour dipping sauce.
The versatility of spring rolls has allowed them to transcend cultural boundaries, making them a beloved appetizer or snack in many cuisines around the world.
Today, vegetable spring rolls are celebrated not only for their delicious taste and texture but also for their representation of fresh, healthy eating, appealing to a wide range of dietary preferences.
Spring rolls are rolled appetizers or dim sum commonly found in Chinese and Asian cuisines.
Mini spring rolls have become a part of Western culture through the Chinese takaways that have sprung up all over the Western world.
Chinese food has become one of the most popular types of takeaway food in the UK, and mini vegetable spring rolls made with beansprouts and other root vegetables are top of the menu.
Once you have made these, Spring Rolls can be put into a container and frozen for another day.