Popia Sambal
This popiah is another Bazaar Ramadan fave, and we can understand why! You’ll love this crunchy, sweet & spicy snack. You can start prepping them now, for berbuka later!
Prep Time
20 min.
Cook Time
20 min.
Total Time
40 min.
Type
Family Faves
Difficulty
Novice
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Ingredients
(19cm x 19cm) Popiah / Spring Roll Skin | |
Filling: 2 cloves Garlic (minced) | |
1 small Onion (finely chopped) | |
10g Dried Shrimp | |
2 tbsp Salt | |
500g Jicama Turnip / Sengkuang (julienne) | |
1 Carrot (grated) | |
100g Cabbage (chopped) | |
100g Beansprouts | |
1 tbsp Oyster Sauce | |
1 tbsp Granulated Sugar | |
1/2 tsp Salt | |
½ tsp Cornflour | |
¼ cup Water | |
Sambal Sauce: 2 tbsp cooking oil | |
1 clove Garlic (blended) | |
1/2 small Onion (blended) | |
2 tbsp Chilli Paste | |
2 tbsp Chilli Sauce | |
2 tbsp Granulated Sugar | |
½ tsp Salt | |
½ tbsp Sesame Seeds |
Instructions
- Heat 2 tbsp oil in a pan or wok over high heat. Add the garlic & onion, stir quickly then add jicama turnip, carrots, cabbage & bean sprouts. Stir well and cook for 4 minutes or until vegetables have softened slightly.
- Add oyster sauce, sugar & salt. Mix well.
- Set the filling aside and let it cool completely
- Mix the cornflour and water in a small bowl (to seal the rolls), then set aside
- Carefully peel away one spring roll wrapper, and then keep the others covered under a clean damp tea towel.
- Put the wrapper (smooth side down) in a diamond position, then add a heaped spoonful of the filling (or use tongs) on the lower half. Fold the wrapper over until halfway up, then fold the sides, and finish rolling upwards. Use the cornflour & water mix to seal the top. Each popiah roll should be about 12 cm long & 2.5cm wide.
- Pour some oil in a large saucepan (or wok),about half the height of the spring rolls. Heat on medium, when the oil is hot, carefully put in the spring rolls & cook until they’re a golden brown (about 1 1/2 - 2 mins).
- Remove from the pan & transfer them to paper towels to drain.
- To make the Sambal Sauce, fry the blended onion & garlic paste.
- Add chilli paste & cook until it simmers then add chilli sauce, sugar & salt. Stir until sauce thickens & caramelizes
- Remove from the heat & let cool before evenly coating the fried popiah.