Spring Rolls
Chinese spring rolls (chun juan) — thin, wheat-flour wrappers filled with a seasoned mixture of pork, cabbage, and glass noodles, deep-fried until the wrapper is paper-thin, shatteringly crisp, and pale golden. The wrapper should be almost translucent, delicate enough to shatter at a bite. The filling should be dry, not wet — a moist filling steams the wrapper from within, preventing the crisp that is the dish.
One in town · two in Vancouver · two not yet within reach.
- In town
- 1 · butter lettuce
- In Vancouver
- 2 · rice paper wrappers, fresh cilantro leaves
- Not yet within reach
- 2 · rice vermicelli, fresh mint leaves
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