Fish Lumpia
Fish Lumpia
Fish Lumpia
Fish Lumpia is a version of Lumpiang Shanghai or deep fried egg rolls wherein fish flakes as used as a filling instead of ground
pork. The fish needed to be sauteed with onion, celery, carrot, and parsley before wrapping for best results. It makes a good
appetizer can can be enjoyed better with dipping sauces such as sweet and sour sauce, banana ketchup, or spicy vinegar (a
mixture of white vinegar, crushed garlic, chopped Thai chili, and crushed black pepper).
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This recipe makes use of milkfish. It is locally known in the Philippines as bangus, which happens to be the country’s national fish. I
prefer using boneless milkfish to make the preparation simpler. The fish that I used was marinated overnight in vinegar and spices,
which is the same way that I do before frying milkfish (see daing na bangus recipe). Instead of frying, I baked the fish in the oven
until the texture of the meat becomes flaky. You don’t need to use marinated milkfish for this recipe — it is nice-to-have. In addition,
feel free to use any kind of fish available. Galunggong and tulingan will work, as well as fish with white meat such as cream dory or
grouper (lapu-lapu).
The steps in preparing the filling and frying the fish lumpia is simple and can easily done by beginners. However, wrapping the
lumpia might be quite a challenge if you have not done it before. Don’t worry. I got you covered. Check the video below to see how I
did it step-by-step. I think that it is a foolproof guide that anyone can use as a reference.
While this is a good appetizer, I also enjoy this as a main dish with warm white rice. You can also enjoy this dish with pansit.
Try this Fish Lumpia (Filipino Fish Egg Roll) Recipe. Let me know what you think.
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Fish Lumpia Recipe
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