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Por Pia Tod
ปอเปี๊ยะทอด/por-PIA TOD/
Also known as: Thai Spring Rolls, Po Pia Tod, Poh Pia Thod
About this dish
Crispy Thai spring rolls filled with glass noodles, vegetables and pork, served with sweet plum or chilli sauce.
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Ingredients
🫓20 spring roll wrappers
🍜50g glass noodles, soaked and cut short
🐖150g minced pork (optional)
🥕Shredded cabbage, carrot and wood ear mushrooms
🫙1 tbsp oyster sauce and 1 tbsp soy sauce
🧄Garlic and white pepper
🫗Oil, for deep-frying
Method
Serves 31
Stir-fry the garlic and pork, then add the vegetables and noodles and season. Cool completely.2
Place a spoonful of filling on each wrapper, fold in the sides and roll up tightly.3
Seal the edge with a flour-and-water paste.4
Deep-fry at 170°C (340°F) until golden and crisp.5
Serve with sweet chilli or plum sauce.✓ What Makes it Authentic
Por pia came to Thailand with Chinese immigrants; the Thai version is smaller and crunchier, filled with glass noodles and wood ear mushroom.
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