Cucumber, cut into small wedges- ½ of a large cucumber
Spring onions, chopped- 2 stalks
Fresh Mint leaves, chopped- 8 leaves
Cilantro, chopped- 2 tbsp
Cooked noodles- 2 cups
Soy sauce, low-sodium- 2 tbsp
Fresh lime juice- 1 tbsp
Sesame seeds- 2 tbsp (white or black)
Ground pepper- a few pinches
Salt- a few pinches
Other ingredients
Roasted seaweed sheets (optional)
Rice paper
Instructions
Cook noodles in boiling water till they turn soft, drain water and keep aside. Avoid overcooking the noodles as they turn mushy. I've used small cut noodles. If using long noodles, cut them into 2-inch slices before cooking.
Into a bowl, add all the above-mentioned ingredients 'for making veggie filling'; combine well.
Rice paper is available at most Asian grocery stores.
Add water to a bowl.
Dip the rice paper into the water, let soak for 2 minutes.
Pat dry on a kitchen paper towel.
Spread on a plate.
If using roasted seaweed, cut the sheet into 3-inch slice. You can skip adding seaweed if you don't like it.
Place the seaweed on one of the ends.
Place 2 tbsp veggie filling on it.
Wrap the rice paper: roll from one of the sides, tuck in the sides and roll till the other end.
Place the roll on a platter.
I've used small-sized rice papers. If using large-sized rice papers, add the seaweed and filling accordingly.
You need to have a dipping sauce to enjoy the rolls. I love and would recommend the Thai sweet and hot dipping sauce.
Perfect appetizers for your summer backyard party, enjoy
Recipe by Cooking with Thas - Smart Cooking, Smart Living at https://thasneen.com/cooking/homemade-thai-fresh-rolls-thai-summer-rolls/