Three Silk Spring Rolls

Three Silk Spring Rolls

by Anbao's Tiger Mom

5.0 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

1h

Serving

2

Spring rolls are a traditional Chinese food. Our family often makes them to entertain guests. The crispy skin is wrapped with a variety of ingredients. They are very popular. They often disappear after serving them. Of course, they are best eaten while they are hot.

Three Silk Spring Rolls

1. Wash chicken breasts and cut into shreds;

Three Silk Spring Rolls recipe

2. Add light soy sauce, cooking wine, salt, chicken essence, starch and stir evenly and marinate for about an hour;

Three Silk Spring Rolls recipe

3. Red cabbage squeezes out the water;

Three Silk Spring Rolls recipe

4. White radish peeled and shredded;

Three Silk Spring Rolls recipe

5. Heat the pan with cold oil, pour shredded white radish and fry until cooked;

Three Silk Spring Rolls recipe

6. Put the marinated chicken shreds into the hot oil pan and fry it for a while to change the color;

Three Silk Spring Rolls recipe

7. Prepare some starch water;

Three Silk Spring Rolls recipe

8. Put an appropriate amount of shredded chicken, red cabbage, and radish on the spring roll skin;

Three Silk Spring Rolls recipe

9. Roll up one side first, and then fold the two sides toward the middle;

Three Silk Spring Rolls recipe

10. Then roll it to the other side and wrap it up, and seal it with a little starch water;

Three Silk Spring Rolls recipe

11. Put it in a hot oil pan and fry it until the skin is golden brown;

Three Silk Spring Rolls recipe

Tips:

1. The red cabbage used here is cooked, so there is no need to stir-fry, it is sour and appetizing, and it's greasy;
2. Fried chicken shreds don’t take too long, as old age will affect the taste;
3. Use oil-absorbing paper to absorb the excess oil on the fried spring rolls to eat healthier;
4. Wrap the fillings after they are allowed to cool, so that it is not easy to break the skin and leak;
5. Do not roll the skin too tightly when filling the stuffing to prevent the swelling skin from cracking during frying.

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