Filipino · appetizer

Lumpiang Shanghai (Crispy Pork Spring Rolls)

Lumpiang Shanghai (Crispy Pork Spring Rolls) reads umami 6.0, richness 5.2 and salinity 5.1 on Palate's 0–10 flavor X-ray — a Filipino appetizer, about 35 min. Measured from the recipe itself: ingredients and technique.

The flavor X-ray — six axes, 0–10

The measured notes (of 18)

Umami 6.0 · Richness 5.2 · Salinity 5.1 · Allium 4.5 · Sweetness 3.3 · Heat 3.0 · Funk & Ferment 2.8 · Earthy 1.6 · Warm Spice 1.5 · Sourness 1.3 · Herbaceous 1.3 · Bitterness 1.2 · Fruity 1.0 · Nutty 0.9 · Floral 0.5

What's in it (12)

Time & effort: about 35 min (30 min active) · effort: medium

Nutrition (per 100 g, engine-estimated): 248.6 kcal, 9.6 g protein, 3.3 g fat, 44 g carbs

Dietary: Contains meat · Contains egg — engine-derived; double-check anything allergy-critical.

How it's cooked (3 steps)

  1. Combine ground pork with finely diced vegetables, soy sauce, egg, and seasoning.
  2. Roll tightly into thin spring roll wrappers, sealing the edge with egg wash.
  3. Deep-fry in batches until golden and crispy, then serve with sweet chili sauce.

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