Thai Glass Noodle Rolls


Rating: 2.60 / 5.00 (5 Votes)


Total time: 45 min

Servings: 6.0 (servings)

Ingredients:
















Instructions:

A great noodle dish for any occasion:

Boil water and pour over still-tied glass noodles. Steep for five min, drain. Cut away string and chop noodles with scissors.

Remove peel from carrots and cut into narrow strips, or coarsely grate (with the Rösti grater). Cut tofu (or chicken) into fine cubes. Finely chop the peanuts.

Heat half of the oil in a wide pan. Fry the tofu (or chicken) until golden brown # Fry the peanuts briefly. Reduce temperature a little, add remaining oil, carrots and bean sprouts.

Stir fry for five minutes.

Mix with the glass noodles. Cool a little.

During this time, chop half of the coriander and mint and add.

Add soy sauce, sambal oelek, rice vinegar and salt and mix.

Later we will make the rolls: Put the hard, paper-thin rice sheets one by one in lukewarm water (e.g. in a baking tray) for about one minute. Later, place them on a damp kitchen towel for a few minutes.

Put two tablespoons of filling on the rice leaves (not too much – the rolls should be manageable). Wrap sideways, roll up once. Then place a mint or coriander leaf on the rice sheet and finish rolling up (the leaves will shine through from the inside).

Serve lukewarm or cooled with soy or chili sauce.

Goes well with this:

For example, an Asian cucumber salad: instead of using vinegar and oil, stir a sauce of pa

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