Century bangus marinated classic Cooking oil for pan frying
Assembly:
10 to 12 sheets
rice paper
Sprigs of
fresh cilantro, basil and mint, as needed
1 small pack
Lollo rossa lettuce (green curly variety), or as needed
1 medium
carrot, shredded
1 medium
cucumber, cut to thin strips
200 grams
vermicelli (sotanghon), blanched
Dipping sauce:
2 tablespoons
fish sauce
2 table spoons
brown sugar
1
juice from 1 lime chopped bird’s ete chili (labuyo), optional
Procedure
Fry Century Bangus Marinated in a hot oil until brown and crisp. Scoop out meat from bangus with a spoon and transfer to a bowl
To assemble rice rolls, Dip rice paper in water then place on a tray or a clean surface. Place a sprig of cilantro, then basil and mint leaves. Add a piece of lettuce, then some carrot shreds and two to three strips of cucumber. Add vermicelli noodles, about 3 tablespoons andbangus meat. Fold ends and roll toghtly. Repeat with remaining ingredients. Cut rolls and arrange on a plate
To make dipping sauce: Mix together fish sauce, brown sugar and lime juice in a bowl. Add chill for a spicy dip. Serve with prepared rice rolls.
Serves 5 to 6
Delightful tip: Rice paper rolls stays fresh until the next day if stored in an airtight container and chilled properly
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