Remember those incredible fresh shrimp spring rolls from a couple years ago? Well, I'm back with an amped up version. A cross of my two favorite foods: sushi and spring rolls. Let me teach you how to make amazingly fresh California sushi spring rolls!
How to Make Amazingly Fresh California Sushi Spring Rolls
Wait. Abbey, you're telling me I can combine a traditional sushi roll and a fresh spring roll into one? Rolly moly! And they only take 5 minutes to make? Snap!
Oh yes, you go and do the dang thing! It's even more delicious than you're expecting. And there are only 400 calories for two of them, making it a healthy and wholesome lunch option.
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I use the typical ingredients you'd find in a basic California sushi roll—imitation crab, avocado, sesame seeds—but then we introduce it to the spring roll with the ruffly lettuce and red cabbage, and a sticky rice paper wrap. They fall in love, get married, and make a baby.
This baby possesses all the best parts of each roll. And then some. The wasabi snapea crisps are that something. They give it a slightly spicy kick and a good, satisfying crunch.
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If you're wondering where to buy rice paper wrappers, you can buy them here.
Alright, kids. Go forth and roll up some of these fresh California sushi spring rolls! Grab the recipe below. Enjoy!
📖 Recipe
How to Make Amazingly Fresh California Sushi Spring Rolls
Ingredients
- 4 rice paper wrappers
- ½ cup imitation crab
- ½ avocado cubed
- ¼ cup red cabbage chopped
- 10 Harvest Snaps Wasabi Ranch snapea crisps
- 2 leaves green leaf lettuce
- 1 tablespoon sesame seeds
- Sweet chili sauce for dipping
Instructions
- Fill a large bowl or plate with warm water, about ½ inch deep. Put together 2 rice paper wrappers and gently immerse them in water. Lay them flat on a clean surface.
- Place half the crab and sesame seeds in the middle of the rice paper wrappers. Pile on half the avocado, red cabbage, snapea crisp, and top with a lettuce leaf. Make sure to keep about 1-2 inches of space on each side so they can be folded in.
- Gently pull the edge of the wrapper and tuck it over the filling, rolling away from you. Next, fold in the sides so the filling is enclosed and they are “closed end” rolls. Continue to roll the wrapper away from you, pulling and tucking tightly until it is completely rolled. Repeat steps 1-3 for the second roll.
- Serve with sweet chili sauce. Enjoy!
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Megan @ MegUnprocessed says
These looks great.