This Filipino pork lumpia is the crispiest spring roll ever. It is filled with meat or seafood and vegetables. It serves as appetizer, snack, fun bited-size finger food and one of the most common crowd-pleaser dish served in gatherings and celebrations in Philippines.
In a mixing bowl, combine ground pork, green onions, carrots, oyster soy sauce, salt, pepper, garlic powder, and onion powder until well combined.
Gently separate wrappers into individual sheets and lay them on a flat working surface.
Scoop about 1-1 ½ tablespoons of filling on the lower end of the wrapper, closest to you. Spread the filling, fold from the buttom, and then fold both sides of the wrapper and create a thin log about ¾-inch thin.
Continue to roll tightly. Wet the remaining edge of the wrapper with a dab of water to completely seal. Repeat the same process with the remaining wrappers and fillings. (see the step-by-step above)
Heat cooking oil in a frying pan at about 350 degrees Fahrenheit. Deep fry lumpia until golden brown and crisp and the meat is cooked completely.
Remove from the pan. Using baking rack to let excess oil drip. Serve while hot and crispy with dipping sauce.
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As I mentioned above, you can make this vegetarian or vegan. You can use tofu or mushroom as opposed to the meat or you can just use different kinds of vegetables of your choice such as cabbage, green beans, carrots, celery, and munch bean sprouts.
You can bake or air-fry this lumpia if you do not want to deep fry them. The rule of thumb is to cook them until golden brown and crispy.