How to Make Spring Rolls
Spring roll pro tips
Dip rice paper in water to soften. Soak for about 5
seconds. Too long in water = soggy wrappers.
Cover spring rolls Cover with a damp (not wet) paper
towel to keep them moist.
Make dipping sauce gluten free. Swap in tamari instead
of soy sauce for a gluten-free option.
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