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  1. Dec 12, 2020 · Shanghai Spring Rolls (上海春卷 Shanghai Chun Juan) Preparation: 1 hours | Cook: 30 minutes 8 ingredients spring rolls. December 12, 2020 Jump to Recipe Print. Spring rolls 春卷 are a traditional food that used to be enjoyed by Southern Chinese people during special holidays, like the Spring Festival 春节 (a.k.a Chinese New Year) and ...

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  2. Shanghai-Style Spring Rolls READY IN 2h 50min This recipe variety, adapted from Seriouseats.com , fills the spring rolls with a creamy filling made with napa cabbage and pork that have been braised down into a thick purée.

  3. Aug 16, 2013 · Shanghai-Style Spring rolls always appear in the kitchen during Chinese New Year celebrations. These spring rolls pack a lot of flavor from a small bit of meat and shiitake mushrooms, so this recipe produces healthier, lighter Shanghai Style spring rolls than most recipes out there.

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  4. Dec 11, 2021 · A traditional food popular in many regions of China, spring rolls (Chun Juan/春卷), aka egg rolls in American English, are one of the most sought after dishes in overseas Chinese restaurants. They’re also a staple at Cantonese dim sum eateries, where small-portioned delicacies are enjoyed as brunch.

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  5. Jan 14, 2016 · One of the Chun Juan's many charms is the way in which the deeply crunchy outsides contrast with the soft, savory filling. This spring roll recipe is delicious!

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  6. Ready in 2h 50min. This recipe variety, adapted from Seriouseats.com, fills the spring rolls with a creamy filling made with napa cabbage and pork that have been braised down into a thick purée. This approach is characteristic of the city of Shanghai, and the spring rolls are served with vinegar or duck sauce. 4.1.

  7. Spring Rolls, named Chun Juan or Chun Bing in Chinese, are a traditional snack of the Han people, particularly in the southern area of the Yangtze River. As with the name, they are most eaten in spring, in the hope of welcoming a lively spring.