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Vegetable spring roll is an example of chinese ethnic snack
Chinese spring rolls are not considered to be wheat free. Spring roll wrappers are made of wheat flour and water.
According to thefood dictionary at Epicurious.com ... an egg roll is a small, stuffed Chinese pastry usually served as an appetizer, filled with minced vegetables and meat, rolled in a wrapper which is make of egg, salt, water, and dough, then deep fried. A spring roll is smaller, more delicate version of an egg roll and are traditionally served on the first day of the Chinese new year... which takes place in early spring. Even though the recipe to make egg roll and spring roll are the same, typically egg roll wrappers are a little thicker.
According to thefood dictionary at Epicurious.com ... an egg roll is a small, stuffed Chinese pastry usually served as an appetizer, filled with minced vegetables and meat, rolled in a wrapper which is make of egg, salt, water, and dough, then deep fried. A spring roll is smaller, more delicate version of an egg roll and are traditionally served on the first day of the Chinese new year... which takes place in early spring. Even though the recipe to make egg roll and spring roll are the same, typically egg roll wrappers are a little thicker.
The spring egg roll is a symbol of new beginnings and prosperity in Chinese culture, representing the start of a new season and the renewal of life. It is believed to bring good luck and blessings for the year ahead.
Spring break in Chinese (simplified) is 春假. the Chinese (traditional) is 春假. The two characters are actually very similar.
It's Huge!!!!! Sausage!!!! I like how Chinese people say egg roll.
Spring break in Chinese (simplified) is 春假. the Chinese (traditional) is 春假. The two characters are actually very similar.
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Typically spring rolls are found in a variety of Asian countries. I am most familiar with those from Vietnam which are made with a very thin rice paper and dipped in a soy/sugar/water mixture. They are called 'spring' rolls because they are traditionally eaten on the Chinese New Year, which takes place in the beginning of the spring season.
Taiwan, Spring roll are from taiwan. :)
Ròuguì juǎn its hard to pronounce but that's it!