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Rice Paper Pork Parcels (Guay Tiaw)

Recipe #: 55  |  Submitted By: Unknown  |  Last Modified: 2 Apr 2008
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Description: This is a steamed snack with vegetables and pork wrapped in rice paper. It can be served hot as a starter or cold as a snack.

Servings: 30 parcels

Rice Paper Pork Parcels (Guay Tiaw)
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Ingredients for Rice Paper Pork Parcels (Guay Tiaw)

 200g pork mince

 100g cabbage

 100g carrot

 100g bamboo

 50g glass noodle

 2 eggs

 4 shitake mushrooms

 4 garlic cloves

 1 tsp oyster sauce

 5 tbsp peanuts

 a little oil

 30 sheets of rice paper


Directions for Rice Paper Pork Parcels (Guay Tiaw)

1. Soak the glass noodle and shitake mushrooms for 10-15 minutes.

2. Take shitake mushrooms and chop finely, mix with pork mince, garlic, carrot, and blend. A food processor is ideal for making this filling.

3. Chop the glass noodle, cabbage, and bamboo into small pieces and add to the mix.

4. Crush or chop the peanuts and add to the mix.

5. Add pepper, salt, soy sauce, oyster sauce and eggs.

6. Soak the rice paper in water for 3 minutes to soften it. Do not soak it for too long or it will disintegrate.

7. Prepare your steamer by covering the bottom with grease-proof paper. Take knife and cut through the slots so that the steam can go through the paper to reach the food.

8. Take a large flat plate and smear some oil on it. Drop a lump of the filling into the centre of a sheet of rice paper and fold over the edges into a neat parcel.

9. Put the parcels in a Chinese steamer, steam for 8-10 minutes. Do not over steam the parcel, the rice paper will become too wet.


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