Shrimp Spring Rolls

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Cook Time: 6 minutes

Total Time: 30 minutes

Yield: 9 rolls

Ingredients:

• 18 shrimp
• dash pepper
• dash salt
• 1/4 gal water
• 1/2 cup spicy peanut vinaigrette
• handful peanuts
• 9 spring roll rice wrapper
• handful baby arugula blend
• handful Korean-style thin noodles

 

 

 

Steps:

1. You do not need any kind of fancy shrimp, but the market ran out of regular peeled shrimp, so I bought the garlic shrimp skewers and dashed with some salt and pepper.

 
2. Spray the olive oil on the griddle, and cook the shrimp skewers on each side for 3 minutes.

 

 
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3. Meanwhile I already had left over Korean-style noodles. The noodles I use take only 5 minutes to cook. Follow the directions on the packaging, as it varies depending on type/brand. Boil water and add the amount of noodles you want to eat then drain with cold water.

 
4. I use my electric kettle and boil water to prep for the spring roll wrappers. Once water is finished boiling, pour into a low dish bowl and allow the water to cool a bit.

 
5. Ready to assemble your spring rolls. Dip the spring roll wrapper into the hot water.

 
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6. Lay the spring roll wrapper down on a dish, and add a little bit of noodles, some salad (I used baby arugula blend which has baby arugula, baby spinach and baby lettuce), and 2 shrimp. Photo shows 3, but I realized two was enough so I can have 9 rolls for two people to eat for a late snack.

 

 

 
7. Instead of making a homemade peanut sauce, I found Trader Joe's Asian Style Spicy Peanut Vinaigrette with Jalapeño & Fresh Cilantro tastes comparable. A little thinner in consistency since it's for salads (which pairs great with salads) but goes with these spring rolls perfectly. As a nice touch and crunch to the sauce, I like to add peanuts! You can crush them if you would like too.

 

 
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