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BBQ and Mashed Potato Spring Rolls

By Connie Veneracion
Cook meat in BBQ sauce in the slow cooker, cool and shred. Along with mashed potatoes and cheese, use as filling for these BBQ and mashed potato spring rolls.
BBQ and Mashed Potato Spring Rolls
Course Appetizer, Snack
Cuisine Fusion
Keyword BBQ, Beef Brisket, Spring Rolls
Prep Time 30 mins
Cook Time 10 mins
Total Time 40 mins
Servings 24 spring rolls
Author Connie Veneracion

Ingredients

  • 1 kilograms beef brisket BBQ (cooked weight; see notes after the recipe), cooled
  • 1 tablespoon chopped parsley
  • 4 cups mashed potatoes (see notes after the recipe)
  • 24 spring roll wrappers separated
  • 1 cup shredded cheese (see notes after the recipe)
  • 1 egg beaten
  • cooking oil for deep frying

Instructions 

  • Shred or chop the beef brisket BBQ.
  • Stir parsley into the mashed potato.
  • Take a spring roll wrapper and place a heaping tablespoon of mashed potatoes across the center.
  • Top with a heaping tablespoon of pulled pork and a generous amount of shredded cheese.
    Stuffing spring rolls wrappers with shredded barbecue and mashed potato
  • Brush the sides of the wrapper with the beaten eggs and roll (see illustration).
  • Heat the oil in a wok or frying pan until fine wisps of smoke start to float on the surface.
  • Fry the spring rolls, a few pieces at a time to avoid overcrowding, turning them over once the underside is lightly browned. Repeat until all the spring rolls have been fried.
    Frying spring rolls in a wok
  • To serve, cut each spring roll into thirds or quarters to expose the layers of filling.

Connie’s Notes

1. Click here for the slow cooker beef brisket BBQ recipe.
2. If you don’t have a slow cooker, you can bake the meat in the oven, covered with foil, at 300F. Depending on the age of the animal, it will take six hours or more for the meat to get to that fork-tender stage. Once it has, peel off the foil, turn up the heat to 400F and bake for another 20 minutes.
No slow-cooker and no oven? Cook the meat on the stovetop. You’ll need a thick-bottomed pan with a tight lid to keep the juices from evaporating. Set the stove to the lowest setting and remember to flip the meat every 30 minutes or so. You may also need to add a cup or so of broth (okay, use water if you’re really that desperate) to keep the marinade from scorching.
3. The mashed potatoes mixture has to be stiff; otherwise, it will be difficult to wrap the fillings. What does “stiff” mean? It means mash the potatoes with salt, pepper and whatever seasonings you like, you add a little butter just to keep the potatoes moist but NO milk or cream.
4. The cheese can be any variety you like. Just remember that cheese may be hard or soft, salty or bland, it may melt well or not, and these variables will affect the flavor and texture of the filling after the spring rolls have been cooked.
5. You don’t have to keep the filling to a minimum. Every component of the filling is already cooked so there’s no danger here of having raw meat in your spring rolls. Repeat until you have filled all the wrappers.
6. Note that you may have excess meat or mashed potatoes, or both. You can mix them together, form into balls or patties, and fry.
BBQ and Mashed Potato Spring Rolls Served with Sauerkraut
Updated from a recipe originally published in November 21, 2015
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