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Spring Roll Wrappers Recipe

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Spring rolls are an integral part of a number of cuisines like Chinese, European and even Mexican. But here’s a snippet of history: the food originated in China as a popular snack.

Frying up some piping hot stuffed spring rolls is a cakewalk. Once you have your wrappers in place. You see, spring rolls ain’t books so people will judge them by the covers. Hence, the outside of a spring roll must be the perfect combination of crunchy, flaky and bite-able. This recipe guides you to make just that perfect combination!

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Spring Roll Wrappers recipe is a sheet or pastry that is often used to make spring rolls, samosa or rolls with vegetables or egg or chicken or various snack items.
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Prep Time 5 minutes
Cook Time 45 minutes
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Instructions
  1. in a bowl, take 1 cup all-purpose flour/maida, 3 tbsp corn starch and ¼ tsp salt.
  2. with a wired whisk or a spoon mix the dry ingredients.
  3. add 1.25 cups water.
  4. whisk well to a get smooth and slightly thin consistency of the batter without any lumps.
  5. the batter should be of a flowing consistency. depending on the quality of flour, you can add less or more water.
  6. now on a low flame, heat a non-stick pan. the pan should just become slightly hot and not too hot. you can also use a cast iron or steel pan. but make sure they are seasoned. with a paper tissue or a small piece of kitchen towel dipped in oil, grease the pan. for the non-stick pan you can skip oil. but if you feel the wrappers are sticking then grease or brush the pan with oil.
  7. now lift the pan above the stove top burner. add 2 tbsp. of the batter in the pan.
  8. gently, spread the spoon clockwise to make a small thin pancake. similar to the way we make dosa. add 1 to 2 tbsp. more water if the batter becomes thick while preparing the wrappers.
  9. do remember that the pancakes have to be thin. if they become thick, then they break while rolling and sealing.
  10. now on a low flame cook the pancake till the sides start curling up and the pancake becomes kind of translucent.
  11. the pancake just need to be cooked. no need to flip and cook the other side. just cook one side.
  12. lift the pancake with a spatula.

Binge eater by day and binge watcher by night, Ankita is fluent in food, film, and Internet. When she’s not obsessing over the hottest trends, tacos, and the perfect author’s bio, you can find her under a pile of Jeffery Archer’s novels or looking for the nearest wine shop.