
Pad Thai Summer Rolls
These vibrant, no-cook Pad Thai summer rolls are a perfect light and fresh meal, ideal for warm weather. They are vegan, gluten-free, and naturally sweetened with dates, offering a delightful blend of textures and flavors.
Instructions
- 1
Pit the medjool dates and soak in boiling water for minutes (15) to soften.
- 2
Put drained and squeezed medjool dates (115 g), peanut butter (3 tbsp), tamarind concentrate (3.5 tbsp), soy sauce (1 tbsp) (or tamari (1 tbsp)) and water (6 tbsp) in a blender. Blend until smooth. Taste and season with more [tamarind concentrate], [soy sauce] / [tamari] if needed, and garlic clove (1 small) and grated ginger (1 tsp). Add a touch more water if needed to achieve a good consistency.
- 3
Prepare a bowl with cold water and rehydrate paper wrapper (1 rice) at a time by immersing it fully in the water for about seconds (15) and then placing it on a clean surface. Do not immerse the [rice paper wrapper] for too long; you want it flexible but not fully soft. It will continue to soften as you work.
- 4
Place leaves (2 mint) or a small clump of [fresh coriander] at the bottom-middle of the rehydrated [rice paper]. Follow with a clump of cooled vermicelli (75 g), a small portion of [shaved red cabbage], carrot (1), cucumber (1 small), pepper (0.5 red), bell pepper (0.5 yellow), and sugar snap peas (1 handful). Avoid overfilling.
- 5
Fold the sides of the wrapper over the filling, then roll tightly from the bottom, like a burrito. Keep wrapping the [rice paper] over the filling with your other hand to maintain tightness. Practice will improve your technique.
- 6
Repeat the previous steps until all filling or wrappers are used.
- 7
Cut the rolls in half and enjoy them fresh, dipped in the prepared [dipping sauce].
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