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I first tried Vietnamese Spring Rolls more than 10 years ago when one of my Asian co-workers brought in a large platter for a potluck. It was a very traditional filling with Shrimp and it was love at first bite. Since that day. I always have rice paper wraps in my pantry. They are inexpensive and can be so easily customized. I’ve made the traditional Shrimp version so many times but for a change I wanted to try Smoked Salmon. This one is a winner. Not only is it big on taste with the Salmon and fresh herbs but it’s also a NO COOK recipe, something I so very rarely do.

These Vietnamese Spring rolls are packed with Spinach, Smoked Salmon, Cucumber sticks, spiced Bean noodles and topped with fresh Mint, Coriander & Thai Basil. It’s served with a spicy & tart dipping sauce.

 

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These rolls are filling and also healthy. I recently took a batch with me to a friend’s house to enjoy after a brisk walk. They loved the rolls and absolutely adored the dipping sauce as well!

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Smoked Salmon Vietnamese Rolls

Ingredients

  • 25 – 30 Rice paper wraps
  • 1 cup Spinach
  • ½ cup Mint
  • ½ cup Thai Basil
  • ¼ cup Coriander
  • 1 – 2 Cucumbers cut in sticks
  • 300 gms Bean thread Noodles
  • 500 gms Smoked Salmon
  • Sauce
  • ½ cup Lime Juice
  • 5 tbps Fish Sauce
  • 2 tsps Red Curry Paste

Instructions

  1. Because the size of the wrap varies, your ingredients listed are approximate
  3. Prepare the sauce by mixing the lime juice, fish sauce and red curry paste together
  5. Prepare the bean thread by soaking it in hot water for a few minutes and then draining it completely
  7. Add 4 tbsps of the prepared sauce to the bean thread and mix it in
  9. Soak a sheet of rice paper in room temp water till soft and place on a kitchen towel
  11. Pat the front side dry
  13. Add Spinach, Salmon, Cucumber sticks, a bit of the bean noodles and finish with the herbs – Coriander, Mint & Thai Basil
  15. Fold over one side and pull it just so it makes contact, then tuck in the sides and roll
  17. Store on top of parchment paper to prevent sticking and cover with more parchment paper to prevent drying out
  19. Serve with the dipping sauce
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