Tuesday, May 15, 2012

Kitchen Sink Spring Rolls


Since the spring roll package came with like 50 wrappers, I have decided to make spring rolls for dinner.  I do not have a lot of meat and vegetables, so I will call these...

Kitchen Sink Spring Rolls


...because they have everything, but the kitchen sink in them.  (Side note:  I also make kitchen sink soup that is AWESOME!  Just don't ask me to repeat it)



So for this dish, I started by grilling some chicken thighs that were in my fridge.  One they were grilled almost all the way through, I diced them up into a small dice.  I diced up a left over chicken sausage from last night's dinner (Spicy Mango with Jalepeno  - Chicken Sausage... yum).  I diced up left over BBQ onions and peppers from dinner 2 nights ago (recipe here). Added all of this and shredded carrots (diced) to a saute  pan.  I cooked this over medium heat for about 5 minutes.

Kitchen Sink Filling
Next I brushed a cookie sheet with vegetable oil, and preheated the oven to 425 degrees F.  You can also deep fry these, but I wanted to save the calories.  (Did you see my appetizer?!)


While working with the wrappers, make sure you have them covered with a damp cloth.  I just wet 2 paper towels, rung them out, and laid them on top.


 Add a couple scoops of filling to the wrapper...


fold the middle over the filling, then fold in the sides...


Wet the top corner with a little bit of water on your finger, and finish rolling.  Place them on the oiled baking sheet.


Brush the top of each with a little oil, and bake for 20 min.  To make them extra crispy, flip after 10 min.

Kitchen Sink Spring Rolls
Serve with your favorite utensil and dipping sauce.  Enjoy!

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