If you want to make tasty and easy nibbles for a casual party, why don’t you make Crispy Baked Spring Roll Sticks? Simply smear spring roll skins with flavoursome filling, roll them, then bake. They're crunchy and tasty.
The recipe includes two different flavours and different lengths of Spring Roll Sticks.
Prep Time and Cook Time assumes you make either Spring Onion Sticks or Perilla & Umeboshi Sticks.
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Take 1/8 of the filling and spread over the spring roll skin, covering about 2/3 of the surface closer to you.
Wet the other end along the edge with the corn flour and secure the roll.
(Optional) Brush the surface of the sticks with sesame oil.
Place a perilla leaf in the middle of the spring roll skin horizontally, then place some umeboshi on the perilla, along the midrib.
Wet the other end along the edges with the corn flour and secure the roll.
(Optional) Brush the surface of the sticks with sesame oil.
1. The size of the largest spring roll sheet is 21.5cm x 21.5cm/about 8.5” x 8.5”.
2. Umeboshi can be any colour (reddish or brown) and any size, as long as it has a soft texture around the seed.
3. It is best to serve spring roll sticks as soon as they cool down since the crispy texture does not keep very long. Depending on the humidity of the air, they lose crispness in an hour or two.
If you need to make them long before serving, you can crisp them up by heating the sticks in the oven for a few minutes.
4. Nutrition per stick - Spring Onion Stick.
serving: 55g calories: 83kcal fat: 4.4g (7%) saturated fat: 0.9g (5%) trans fat: 0g polyunsaturated fat: 1.8g monounsaturated fat: 1.3g cholesterol: 5.8mg (2%%) sodium: 267mg (11%) potassium: 60.1mg (2%) carbohydrates: 18g (5%) dietary fibre: 0.7g (3%) sugar: 0.8g protein: 3.0g vitamin a: 11% vitamin c: 7.3% calcium: 2% iron: 5%