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Rainbow rice paper rolls

Gluten-freeVegan

A grown-up cuts the vegetables into sticks, and the kids soak, fill and roll. With a peanut dip.

Prep
30 min
Helper chef
A grown-up nearby for one or two steps.

One big step at a time, and the screen stays on.

Ingredients

Serves4
  • Peanut dip

Steps

  1. With a grown-up: sharp knife

    Cut the carrot, cucumber, pepper and avocado into thin sticks about as long as a finger.

  2. Put each colour in its own little bowl, and the herb leaves too. That is your rainbow.

  3. Fill a wide bowl with warm tap water. Dip one rice paper sheet for about 10 seconds, until it just goes soft.

    Dip one sheet in warm water. Count to 10.

  4. Lay it flat on a damp tea towel or board. Put a few leaves and one stick of each colour in a line near the bottom.

    Lay it flat. Put a line of veggies near the bottom.

  5. Fold the bottom edge over the filling, fold in both sides, then roll up tightly like a burrito.

    Fold the bottom up, fold the sides in, then roll!

  6. For the dip, whisk the peanut butter, tamari, lime juice and maple syrup, then add warm water a spoon at a time until smooth.

  7. Eat straight away, dipping as you go.

Tips

Most rice paper is just rice, tapioca and salt, but check the label. Regular soy sauce has wheat in it: use tamari marked gluten-free. For a nut-free dip, use sunflower seed butter.

We mark a recipe gluten-free only if every ingredient is, or is marked “check the label”. If someone has coeliac disease, always check labels and keep surfaces and tools clean.