Salad roll
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Ingredients
- Vietnamese rice paper skin/ fresh popiah skin
- Alfafa sprouts
- Thinly shredded red/white cabbage and carrots
- Snow pea shoots
- Japanese mayonaise
- Finely crushed peanuts with sugar (sugar added according to taste but I favour more sugar as the rice paper skin is salty ~ 3 heaped tablespoons to a bowl of peanuts)
I ate this at a vegetarian take-away in taipei and it made a lasting impression on me because it was so light, so crunchy and so full of flavour. I had a craving when I came back and that was why I decided to re-create this one night. The original recipe calls for popiah skin but the ones found in singapore are just not thin nor fresh enough so I substitute it with vietnamese rice paper skin instead. The rice paper skin is salty and added an interesting dimension to the taste.
- Wet the vietnamese rice paper skin and lay flat on a plate. No wetting required using popiah skin.
- Layer in the following order: alfafa sprouts, thinly shredded red/white cabbage and carrots, liberal squeeze of japanese mayo, liberal sprinkle of crushed peanuts with sugar, and snow pea sprouts
- Roll up tightly as per a spring roll and enjoy.
Notes: 1. Try to get really tender snow pea sprouts. The ones I got were a little tough and they made the roll a little too chewy. 2. Quality of the peanuts also made a big difference. This batch uses freshly crushed taiwanese peanuts that were really fragrant. A later batch that I made only had local peanuts which didn't taste as good. 3. These taste better with japanese mayo which are more yellow in colour compared to the western version.
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howie saysI'd be happy to be vegetarian if I was given this to eat.
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rachel saysmmm anything with japanese mayo gets my vote! lovely presentation too!
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eyes says@Sinbad: Thanks :D @howie: Hehehe this gets approval from my friend who dislike greens too. @rachel: Me too!!! Jap mayo :P~~~
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Judy saysthis looks and sounds super-tasty! and perhaps strips of egg could be added too for a non-vegetarian version..
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Lovely looking greens there