The other day I was watching one of those oriental cooking shows, and became interested in trying to make some Spring Rolls. Do any of you have favorite recipes for these? Myrl Jeffcoat http://www.myrljeffcoat.com

The other day I was watching one of those oriental cooking shows, and became interested in trying to make some Spring Rolls. Do any of you have favorite recipes for these? Myrl Jeffcoat http://www.myrljeffcoat.com Vietnamese Spring Rolls...... the cold variety. http://allrecipes.com/Recipe/Vietnamese-Fresh-Spring-Rolls/Detail.aspx

wonderful recipe, but missing a couple tablespoons of peanut butter.

The other day I was watching one of those oriental cooking shows, and became interested in trying to make some Spring Rolls. Do any of you have favorite recipes for these? I don't really use a recipe. I chop up some cabbage, a little onion, a couple cloves of garlic, and stir fry it all together. Season with finely chopped fresh ginger, a couple TB of soy, and a dash of toasted sesame oil. Thicken with a spoon of cornstarch and a little bit of chicken broth. Chop up some cooked pork, chicken or shrimp, and mix that in. Let that cool. Wrap it up and fry them. For dipping sauces I mix soy and rice wine vinegar with a little sugar, a crushed garlic clove, and a little water. It should have a sweet and sour taste. You can put crushed red pepper, chopped scallions, and sesame oil in it too. I make either wasabi or hot mustard by putting a spoon of either in a small dish and adding drops of water to make a paste. Dawn

Thanks one and all for your recipes.  I'm anxious to try them.  Wish me luck, I've never created a Spring Roll in my life. It was Yan that was on the particular cooking show I watched.  I tried to find this particular recipe on the net, but could not find it at all. I know he used a half banana, stacked two butterfly shrimp on the banana, drizzled some Mango preserves on it, rolled it, and fried it. It seemed there were a couple of other steps, but I didn't write fast enough, and I missed 'em. But along with your recipes, and perhaps an improvised version of Yan's Banana/Shrimp/Mango Spring Roll, it ought to be an adventure. Myrl Jeffcoat http://www.myrljeffcoat.com