This recipe introduces Shanghai fish rolls as a meatless alternative to traditional spring rolls or lumpiang shanghai. The rolls are filled with milkfish flakes sauteed with ginger, garlic, onion, celery, carrot, and bell pepper, then wrapped in a crunchy, golden wrapper. While it requires deboning the fish, the filling is tasty and worth the effort. The fish rolls make a delicious appetizer or snack, especially when served hot with dipping sauces like spicy vinegar or sweet and sour sauce.
This recipe introduces Shanghai fish rolls as a meatless alternative to traditional spring rolls or lumpiang shanghai. The rolls are filled with milkfish flakes sauteed with ginger, garlic, onion, celery, carrot, and bell pepper, then wrapped in a crunchy, golden wrapper. While it requires deboning the fish, the filling is tasty and worth the effort. The fish rolls make a delicious appetizer or snack, especially when served hot with dipping sauces like spicy vinegar or sweet and sour sauce.
This recipe introduces Shanghai fish rolls as a meatless alternative to traditional spring rolls or lumpiang shanghai. The rolls are filled with milkfish flakes sauteed with ginger, garlic, onion, celery, carrot, and bell pepper, then wrapped in a crunchy, golden wrapper. While it requires deboning the fish, the filling is tasty and worth the effort. The fish rolls make a delicious appetizer or snack, especially when served hot with dipping sauces like spicy vinegar or sweet and sour sauce.
looking for meatless meals. Golden, crunchy and filled with milk fish flakes sauteed with ginger, garlic, onion, celery, carrot, green bell pepper and parsley, they’re absolutely delightful.”
Spring rolls or lumpiang shanghai is usually made
with pork but this shanghai fish rolls is another version using fish flakes as filling. I used milkfish (bangus) on this recipe but you can use any fish of your choice. Although, it is a bit of work in deboning the fish, it is really tasty and worth the effort. To make preparation simpler, you can also use marinated boneless bangus which are available at the grocery stores.
You can serve these as an appetizer or a midday
snack and also perfect pair for steamed rice or with pancit. To get the best experience, serve them hot and accompanied with dipping sauces such as such as spicy vinegar, sweet and sour sauce or ketchup.