One of the classic dishes in the realm
of Asian cuisines are spring rolls. They can be found at many dim sum
restaurants and they are always on the dinner menu, usually under
appetizers.
In the areas of Southeast Asia, spring rolls are
made a little different. They are steamed. What this does is give the
spring roll a much more "chewy" consistency and the wrapper (made from
tapioca flour) a fresher taste. It is for this reason when we make these
at Fusion Asiana, we only include a vegetable filling.
In this
tutorial, Chef Larry Edwards will take you through the steps of
preparing spring rolls for steaming. There is no real recipe here. You
can use whatever filling you like. The secret to great spring rolls is
the wrapper and how to use it.
To get the FREE recipe for Vegetarian Steamed Spring Rolls go to Fusion Asiana @ http://on.fb.me/1UUQ738
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