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Shrimp Spring Rolls

Shrimp Spring Rolls

Ingredients

3oz.  vermicelli pasta, uncooked 
1/2cup  finely shredded carrots 
1/2cup  bean sprouts 
1/4cup  sliced green onions 
16(6-inch)  round sheets rice paper 
1lb.  large cooked shrimp, cut lengthwise in half 
1/4cup  fresh cilantro leaves 
1/4cup  fresh mint leaves 
1cup  bottled Asian dipping sauce 

Directions

Cook pasta according to package directions; drain and rinse with cold water. Combine pasta, carrots, sprouts and green onions in bowl.
Fill pie plate with warm water. Dip rice paper sheets, 2 at a time, in water; soak 45 seconds or until pliable. Remove sheets 1 at a time; stack carefully between sheets of paper towels. Repeat with remaining rice sheets.
Place about 1/4 cup noodle mixture on bottom third of rice sheet. Place shrimp half, skin side down, just above noodle mixture. Top shrimp with 2 or 3 each of cilantro and mint leaves. Fold bottom of rice sheet up and over noodle mixture; fold each side toward center, rolling up tightly. Place on plate, seam down. Repeat with remaining rice sheets, noodle mixture, shrimp and herbs.
Cover rolls with damp paper towels, then with plastic wrap until ready to serve. Serve with warm dipping sauce.

Nutrition Facts

Serving Size 1
Amount Per Serving
Calories 90 Fiber 1g
Calories From Fat Sugars
Total Fat 2g Protein 9g
Saturated Fat Carbohydrates 21g
Cholesterol 55mg Potassium
Sodium 129mg Sodium Extra
Print   Full | 3x5 | 4x6
Serves: 16
Prep Time:
30 minutes
Cook Time:
10 minutes
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