Ricepaper is a thin steamed rice crepe (or sheet, as some people call them) that has been dried. Traditionally, rice paper gets dried on bamboo mats or stretchers of sorts, which explains why they have a woven, rattanlike pattern. Rice paper is a great way to store rice for a long time and it is convenient too. Right before using, it is rehydrated and softened in warm or hot water.
Vietnamese rice paper is a cooked ingredient and once rehydrated, it can be eaten as
is or fried. It is not for baking so don’t think it can be used like phyllo pastry!
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Contents
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100% Rice Powder
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Packaging
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Bag
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Shelf Life
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18 months
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Place of Origin
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Vietnam
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Product name
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Rice Paper
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Typical Ingredients
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Tapioca Starch, Rice Flour, Salt, Vegetable Powder (as request)
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Size
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16cm | 18cm | 22cm | 31cm | 32cm
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Shape
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Round | Square | Triangle Rice Paper
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Packing Standard
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250g/bag, 340g/bag, 1kg/bag or as per client’s request
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Instructions for Use:
1. Usage to roll the freeroll:
Take one piece of rice paper to the hand, a cup of water, make wet the surface of rice paper, they can use to wrap with meat, beef, seafood, eggs, vegetables. Ready to eat.
2. Usage to roll the spring roll:
Take one piece of rice paper to the hand, a cup of water, dip rice paper into the cup of water, the meat is made available in mid, roll up 3 sides then fry. We have a spring roll.
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