😍 The CRISPIEST Egg Rolls, ever. (春捲)


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  1. Victoria Hong
    Victoria Hong says:

    I’m from the Philippines and we call ours lumpia. It’s a whole lot of work and then once it’s finished being cooked, it’s all gone in a matter of seconds. 😂 I so want to give this a try— I think it’s even better that I even use the same wrapper for our lumpia.

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  2. S Cassat
    S Cassat says:

    With respect, Dad lau makes cooking these delicious meals so easy. I love his careful instruction and the history behind the dish,i look forward to every episode.

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  3. MSpirits
    MSpirits says:

    Here in Indonesia, the most simplified version (vermicelli filling only) are sold at 8 pieces for $1 at my hometown. There are some that sell with extra filling using carrot and green bean. However, because it was made in big batch, the vermicelli only would be the more preferred one as it won't get bad easily.
    Also, it's interesting that popiah was mentioned as we have it as well and there are some region that have it fried with bamboo root as the filling. Your video really quite explained to me why there are fried popiah.

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  4. james tse
    james tse says:

    I'm hakka and there are things I don't understand but around 90% I understand and there many things that we also make at home I watch you from Mauritius your recipes are great

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  5. Tranism
    Tranism says:

    Love it! Just a small correction on the Vietnamese translation. A fried egg roll is Chả giò. What you have Gio Cuon refers to the fresh spring rolls wrapped in rice paper.

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