One of the best Lumpiang Sariwa I ever tasted except for my mother's recipe is the one served at Goldilocks (One of the best bakeshops in the Philippines).
I had this recipe of Lumpiang Sariwa which I've been cooking for years now. My husband says it's very good and really healthy meal. This specific dish is made of stir-fried vegetables with shrimp or pork and roll in a wrapper (Spring Roll Wrapper). It is then topped with sweet sauce, minced peanuts and garlic. Some serve this as appetizer while others can have it for main course with boiled rice.
Ingredients:
Heat the oil in a wok or any large pan (large enough for all the ingredients).
Sauté pork or shrimp until brown and then set it aside.
Stir-fry the garlic, onion, carrot, green beans, sweet potato, and cabbage.
Add the fish sauce and a dash of pepper.
Cook the vegetables the way you want it. (I prefer half-cook for more crunchy bites.)
Let it cool.
Put a piece of chinese leaf and 3-4 tablespoons of cooked veggies on each
I had this recipe of Lumpiang Sariwa which I've been cooking for years now. My husband says it's very good and really healthy meal. This specific dish is made of stir-fried vegetables with shrimp or pork and roll in a wrapper (Spring Roll Wrapper). It is then topped with sweet sauce, minced peanuts and garlic. Some serve this as appetizer while others can have it for main course with boiled rice.
Lumpiang Sariwa |
Ingredients:
200 grams pork (cut in small pieces) (or shrimp or both)
8 cloves garlic (minced)
1 medium onion (sliced)
1 medium carrot (sliced)
1 medium sweet potato (sliced)
200 grams green beans (sliced)
1/2 of sweetheart cabbage (sliced)
1 Chinese Leaves
1 Pack Spring Roll Wrapper
1/4 cup peanut (minced)
2 teaspoon fish sauce
2 tablespoons sunflower oil or vegetable oil
salt and pepper to taste
For Sweet Sauce:
8 tablespoons white or brown sugar
8 tablespoons white or brown sugar
2 tablespoons soy sauce
2 tablespoons corn flour
1 cup water
Cooking Procedures:
Sauté pork or shrimp until brown and then set it aside.
Stir-fry the garlic, onion, carrot, green beans, sweet potato, and cabbage.
Add the fish sauce and a dash of pepper.
Cook the vegetables the way you want it. (I prefer half-cook for more crunchy bites.)
Let it cool.
Put a piece of chinese leaf and 3-4 tablespoons of cooked veggies on each
wrapper and roll it as shown above.
Pour the sweet sauce over and topped with garlic and peanuts.
Serve with rice if you prefer or you can eat it as is.
Pour the sweet sauce over and topped with garlic and peanuts.
Serve with rice if you prefer or you can eat it as is.
Sweet Sauce Cooking Procedures:
Dissolve the corn flour and sugar in a cup of water and put on a stove in medium heat.
Stir it constantly to avoid clumps.
Add the soy sauce and keep on stirring until you achieve the consistency you want.
Add the soy sauce and keep on stirring until you achieve the consistency you want.
12 Comments
Copied your recipe in my documents folder. Haven't tried making one ever since. I wanna try some of these days. Thanks, anyway.
ReplyDeleteSinabi mo pa. I agree much, every time na nasa Goldilocks kami, my wife orders lumpiang sariwa. Me hanggang siopao lang.
ReplyDeleteI love fresh lumpia, and i've been wanting to try to make it in my kitchen. nomnom.
ReplyDeleteMy mom-in-law taught me how to make my own wrapper. ^_^ She's the best! I will try making it and your fillings and sauce....thanks for sharing!!! :)
ReplyDeleteI missed this dessert, since you have your own recipe hope that I won't be procrastinating on trying this one. it might take a while but will definitely going to come back here and will tell you whats it taste like.
ReplyDeleteI love lumpiang sariwa too!!!! I ate one with the hubby just the other day! :) We haven't tried making one at home though, now your recipe would be great to follow, thank you so much!♥
ReplyDeleteFresh lumpia is my favorite! Good as dessert or ulam!
ReplyDeleteWhat is on top of it sis? My classmate then uses ground peanut..
ReplyDelete@Rose the toppings are mixed peanut and freshly minced garlic.
ReplyDeleteI miss eating lumpia prepared like this. Got to save your link sis so I can make it at home too :D
ReplyDeleteLumpiang sariwa is a favorite dish of my hubby. I know it's easy to do but I seriously haven't tried making one. Shame on me hahahaha... Thanks for sharing the recipe.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing the recipe. At least, knowing the recipe now, I may be able to make this for my hubby. Every weekend, he buys lumpiang sariwa from a vendor in the market.
ReplyDeleteThank you for visiting. Your comments are highly appreciated.
God bless everyone.