Make Takeout-Style Egg Rolls


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  1. Patricia Ceymore
    Patricia Ceymore says:

    Good afternoon I made shrimp 🍤 rolls today Sunday December 5, 2021 they were the best. I also made the homemade duck sauce 😋 yummy. I went to Chinatown here in New York and brought all the ingredients it was delicious.Thank you chef you are the greatest. May God continue to bless your hands nuff respect. 🙏 keep up the phenomenal work.

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  2. MaeveTheFox
    MaeveTheFox says:

    Really enjoyed this, gonna try making them, but curious – I grew up in Ontario Canada and have never once seen egg rolls served with mustard.

    Plum sauce yes, but just that and soy sauce, never seen anyrhing else.

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  3. Doc Schweitz
    Doc Schweitz says:

    Excellent information and demonstration!!!!!!!!!!!!!! On my To TRY list immediately! This blows away typical "Chinese restaurants" in Suburbia of America. Major Cities might have nice offerings, but they have become very Complacent in suburbia( Status Quo) because of a lack of innovative competition( IMHO). TY you again!

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  4. Michael Malone
    Michael Malone says:

    For your video I've Subscribed and Rang the Bell for video's… now I see you aren't the only person on his YouTube…. do you have a YouTube channel I might subscribe to? Many thanks in advance.

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  5. kevobrando95lx
    kevobrando95lx says:

    Damn he just showed us authentic sweet and sour sauce bruh, my life's changed. That orange sauce they give you at the teriyaki chicken in foil that I always dip my egg rolls in is this. I'm amazed. The egg rolls my local teriyaki makes tho are unmatched and it's scary

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  6. Neville
    Neville says:

    This is the best egg roll recipe I’ve found in years. I made it several times before adding comments. In the various attempts, I learned a few things that may be helpful. Chinese celery makes a difference. Grocery store celery is bland in comparison. Regular green cabbage works better than Napa cabbage. Napa is okay, but it tends to get limp. Fish sauce (1-2 tsp.) adds a little extra flavor. If the egg roll skins were frozen, they can be a little fragile. Kitchen towels are fine to remove the moisture but a salad spinner is more efficient and doesn’t add to the laundry pile. Double frying is the way to go but do not crowd the frying pan or deep fat fryer. To reheat, 375°F for about 20 minutes. I use a cooking sheet with a rack which helps keeps them crisp but you can still get good results without it.

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  7. JustAMan
    JustAMan says:

    I just tried the egg roll wrappers that he recommends/uses in this video. They are very good and the best ones I've used so far; however, they are all pretty good. The pack that I bought was frozen; and, once thawed they were perfect – not dried out.

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  8. yazuak
    yazuak says:

    "If you want to season it, do it right before you roll the eggrolls, otherwise the salt will draw out liquid and you'll have to wring it out again" won't the salt draw out liquid after rolling them though?

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  9. Hayley Ad
    Hayley Ad says:

    I enjoyed the educational story that he gave us. Who knew I would feel smarter and more enlightened just by learning an egg roll recipe! He fully understands food at such a deep level

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