Cha gio Vietnamese Egg rolls

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We prefer rice paper cha gio. However, it can be tricky to fry due to varying quantities of tapioca in it that makes it sticky and bubbly. For best results without the sticky bubbles, you must find rice paper wrappers that only contain rice, water, and salt. It's around you have to look at the ingredients carefully. Using a nut bag or muslin cloth, squeeze out the liquid after shredded taro and jicamo after shredding to prevent your mixture from being to soggy.

By: The Ravenous Couple (via Theravenouscouple)
Original Publish: May 27, 2012
Last Updated: Mar 4, 2026

Nutrition Facts

3647 kcalCalories
172 gProtein
293 gCarbs
195 gFat
Finished Cha gio Vietnamese Egg rolls

Ingredients

Instructions

  1. Mix all ingredients together in a large mixing bowl. Test flavoring to your tastes by microwaving a small tablespoon for about 30s and adjust seasoning to your taste. Any vegetable such as Jicama and taro can be substituted (or omitted) for carrots or bean sprouts. Any type of ground meat can be substituted combined such as chicken or turkey or pork and shrimp.

  2. Mix the water and tapioca in small sauce pan on low heat and cook until it thickens to paste and turn of heat and set aside.

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