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EGG ROLLS RECIPE – How to Make Super Crispy Vietnamese Egg Rolls | KT Food Adventure



I’ll show you how to make Vietnamese Egg Rolls with family secret tips and tricks to make long lasting crunchy and crispy egg rolls.
I hope you enjoy this recipe!

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Ingredients – Vietnamese Egg Rolls
Serving 47 – 50 rolls

2.5 lbs (1134 g) ground pork
1 lb (500 g) shrimp (diced)
750 g taro (shredded)
90 g carrot (shredded)
1 onion (diced)
1/2 cup (64 g) wood ear mushroom (shredded)
2 tbsp chicken powder
2 tbsp sugar
1 tsp sea salt
3 tsp black pepper
6 eggs
2 tbsp shallots oil (regular cooking oil is fine)
1 roll glass noodle
1 package rice paper (Rose brand)
1/2 can coconut cream
1/2 can of 7 up or clear color soda
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32 Comments

  1. Vietnamese Egg Rolls are one of my most favorite foods…. they taste so good but they definitely need to be CRUNCHY— they absolutely must have that very distinctive CRUNCH… I fry mine in Peanut Oil and love dipping them in a Fish Sauce mixture with the garlic and a bit of brown sugar, vinegar, etc etc… I could eat these Vietnamese egg rolls every day.
    Thanks for your help and tips

  2. Appreciated that you went straight to the recipe and that there were no annoying background music. Also loved the extensive details that you put in for the home cook who may not be familiar with the cuisine. Subscribed immediately!

  3. I live in a very rural area, a hundred miles from an urban city, so I cannot find taro in any grocery store around me. Is there something I can substitute in its place, like white yams or white sweet potato or another starchy root vegetable?

  4. It’s funny I just see this video because my friend craves these and can never find them in restaurants. The restaurants use the egg roll wrapper. Not rice paper. We finally found a place that makes them with the rice paper and they are delicious!

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