Authentic Changle spring rolls, eat two in one roll
Overview
Speaking of spring rolls, there are all kinds, but the Changle flavor is unique. The spring roll skin is thin and tough, and the combination of bean sprouts and leeks tastes perfect. I really miss this spring roll full of hometown flavor!
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Ingredients
Steps
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The bean sprouts used to wrap spring rolls must be fresh mung bean sprouts, so they taste delicious. Soybean sprouts are a bit too hard
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Clean leeks
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Cut leeks into sections
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Grate the carrots into shreds and cut the meat into thin strips
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Soak the fungus for one hour, then cut into slices
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Heat the wok, add appropriate amount of oil, and stir-fry the shredded pork first
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Add carrot shreds
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Then add the fungus and stir-fry
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Add bean sprouts and stir-fry until soft
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Finally, stir-fry the leeks and add an appropriate amount of salt and MSG
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This is the Changle spring roll skin, which is thin and tough. First, carefully pull the skins apart one by one. Be careful to be gentle!
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It’s like a strand of silk scarf
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Fold and set aside
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Place the fried vegetables in the middle of the wrapper and roll it up
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Wrap it like this and you can eat it directly
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You can also deep-fry the spring rolls with 50% oil until golden brown, crispy on the outside and fragrant on the inside. Delicious!