Steamed Spring Rolls

Baùnh Cuoán

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Baùnh Cuoán is a Vietnamese steamed version of a spring roll. As they’re prepared a little differently from other spring rolls, they’re often referred to in English as “steamed rice rolls.” The main difference between these and other steamed spring rolls is that while other steamed spring rolls use ready-made wrappers, for Baùnh Cuoán you…

Steamed Spring Rolls

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Steamed spring rolls are spring rolls cooked by steaming. The fillings are usually the same as for fried spring rolls. For wrappers, either rice paper wrappers or wheat-based spring roll wrappers can be used. They are made throughout Asia. Particularly large versions are made in Malaysia. Language Notes Steamed spring rolls are called “Popia Soht”…

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Steamed Spring Rolls

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