The classic rolled appetizer of the Eastern Asian cuisine – a variation with chicken and vegetables. A rather complex recipe in simple steps with instruction video!
Preparation time: 2h + Cooking time: 30 min = Total time: 2h 30min
| 1 | onion, minced |
| 1 tb. | olive oil |
| 3 | cloves of garlic, pressed |
| 1 | chili, deseeded and in rings |
| 2 cm | ginger, grated |
| 2 | leeks, fine stripes |
| 2 tb. | rice vinegar |
| 1 | bell pepper, fine stripes |
| 1 | white cabbage (small), shredded |
| 2 | carrots, fine stripes |
| 200g | mungbean or soybean sprouts, halved |
| 2 tb. | soy sauce |
| 300g | chicken breast |
| 1 tb. | meat spice mixture or salt and curry powder |
| 50 | srping roll wrappers |
| 200ml | frying oil |
Simple Steps to Succeed
- If you use frozen spring roll wrappers, don’t forget to thaw.
- Brown the onions until translucent using the olive oil.
- Add the garlic, chili and ginger. Let it fry for a minute.
- Add the leek, when everything has a slight brown color, deglaze with rice vinegar.
- Add the remaining vegetables and soy sauce. Put on the lid. Let it cook for 20 minutes.
- In the meantime cut the chicken breast into pieces. Coat it with the spice mixture.
- In a frying pan, fry the pieces until slightly brown. Cut into small pieces and add to the vegetables.


- When the vegetable are soft, seas
on with soy sauce.
- Prepare your work space for rolling the spring rolls.
- Get one spring roll wrapping and place some of the filling in the middle the follow the instruction pictures:
- If you have really thin wrappers, you can easily use two wrappers for one spring roll. Just wrap the finished roll again with another wrapper.
- Heat the frying oil in a frying pan.
- When the oil is hot (you can test this by dipping a spring roll in the oil. If it sizzles, it’s ready) place the spring rolls in the oil.

- After one minute of frying turn it around. The spring rolls should have a medium brown color.

- Take the spring rolls out of the oil. Dry with a paper towel.
- Serve with sweet chili sauce.









