Uses for spring roll wrappers other then spring rolls?

Anita is a vegan pastry chef & founder of Electric Blue Baking Co. in Brooklyn.

added about 2 years ago

Shred them, toss in oil, bake and use as salad topping. You can also cut into wedges and prepare similarly as chips for dipping.

I just also saw it suggested on a website as a vegan sausage casing.

They are essentially same ingredients as pasta, so u can use to prepare raviolo (a giant ravioli), face towel noodle (thai stir fry) or fun things like that.

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Sam1148 added about 2 years ago

Steamy Kitchen did a Fantastic "Firecracker Shrimp" It's outstanding!
http://steamykitchen.com...

Like her, these rarely make it out of the kitchen.

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added about 2 years ago

Because they're basically the same ingredients as wonton wrappers and pasta, you can fill them with almost anything you'd like (cheeses, vegetables, sauces, etc.) and roll them up. Then, brush them with a bit of oil and bake them in a 400F oven until they're golden on the outside. You can also use them in the place of noodles in lasagna. Or, you can press them into muffin tins (or other cup molds), brush them with oil and bake them until golden and use them as edible bowls for seafood/chicken salads, green salad, or other yummy appetizers.

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Thanks for the terrific ideas so far! You guys are great :) I'm wondering if they could be used in a similar fashion to tortillas? Like a quesadilla? Or being pasta-like, would they just get mushy?

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Panfusine added about 2 years ago

I made some cupcake lasagna with them. Came out beautifully! her's the link...
http://iyer-n-chef.blogspot...

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Emily is a trusted source on Scandinavian Cuisine.

added about 2 years ago

I think they'd be a little softer than a tortilla, but I bet it would work. Because, I've heard of people using them in place of crepes, which has some fundamental similarities to a quesadilla.

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MHardison79 added about 2 years ago

why not make a dessert out of them? fill them with nutella, or something of your liking, seal them up like ravioli, fry, and top with powdered sugar...just make sure the filling isnt too heavy so you dont tear the wrapper.

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I sometimes make them into chips/crackers. I use cooking spray on a baking sheet, put wrappers on and spray them, bake at about 400 for several minutes until browned.

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Thanks very much for all of the great ideas! FoodPicklers to the rescue once again!! :)

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Fran McGinty added about 2 years ago

They also make great wrappers for Bananas a little green with a little cinnamon and sugar. then just shallow fry until light brown.

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