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Grandma’s Taiwanese Meat Roll | 肉捲
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Servings:
5 Rolls
Author:
Choochoo-ca-Chew
Prep Time
15 minutes
Cook Time
15 minutes
Marinade Time
1 hour
Total Time
30 minutes
Course:
Side Dish
Appetizer
Snack
Pork
Cuisine:
Chinese
Taiwanese
Asian
Keywords:
pork
Asian
easy
Taiwanese Food
Radish
🧂 Ingredients
1/2 lb
Pork Shoulder
Cut into 1/2″ thick strips
2 TBsp
Soy Sauce
1/2 tsp
Salt
1 tsp
Chinese Five Spice
1/4 tsp
Ground cinammon
2 lb
Daikon Radish
Shredded
1
Carrot
Shredded
1 tsp
Salt
1/2 C
Finely Chopped Onion
1/2 tsp
Ground Black Pepper
1/4 tsp
Ground White Pepper
1/2 tsp
Salt
1 C
Sweet Potato Starch
Sub with Tapioca Flour
1~2 Sheets
Tofu Skin
1/2 C
Water
1/4 C
All Purpose Flour
4 C
Vegetable Oil
or more for deep frying
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Instructions
1
Mix the strips of pork, sauce, and spice in the “marinade” section. Let the meat
marinade for at least one hour or cover and leave in the fridge overnight.
2
Add the 1tsp of salt to radish and carrots mixture and mix well. Let it sit for
20 mins and squeeze out the water from the radish mixture. I used a nut
milk bag. The mixture should still be moist, just not dripping.
3
Add the finely chopped onions, the rest of the seasoning, and 1C of sweet potato
starch to the radish. Mix well.
4
Lay down a sheet of Tofu skin, layer the radish mixture on top, about 1/2″ thick
then add a strip of pork across the center. (See photo in the post for
reference)
How long you make your roll is completely up to you, but I would suggest that
it’s short enough to fit into the pan/wok you’re frying them in.
5
Roll the tofu wrapper and dab the end with the flour paste to “glue it
together”. (1/2C water +1/4C Flour)
6
Repeat the fill and roll steps until you run out of ingredients. Makes about 4~5
rolls.
7
In a wok or a deep pan, heat up enough oil on medium heat so at least half of
the roll can submerge in it. Add a few rolls to fry on medium heat. (My 14″ wok
fits three at a time)
8
Turn the rolls occasionally so each side can be fried evenly. Turn the heat up
to high after the rolls are slightly golden and fry till the rolls are light
brown.
9
Remove from heat, slice the rolls up and serve. You don’t need sauce with this
but if you want to taste my childhood memory- dip them in ketchup. 😉
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