Rainbow rice paper rolls
The AI just wrote this. Read it through before you cook, especially the safety steps and the diet tags.
A grown-up cuts the vegetables into sticks, and the kids soak, fill and roll. With a peanut dip.
One big step at a time, and the screen stays on.
Ingredients
- Peanut dip
Steps
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With a grown-up: sharp knife
Cut the carrot, cucumber, pepper and avocado into thin sticks about as long as a finger.
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Put each colour in its own little bowl, and the herb leaves too. That is your rainbow.
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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.
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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.
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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!
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For the dip, whisk the peanut butter, tamari, lime juice and maple syrup, then add warm water a spoon at a time until smooth.
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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.