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Rice Paper Chicken Bites

Rice Paper Chicken Bites

Recipe by Mya ✨ @_myamiam · Instagram

Imported by Jeff on SeeMeCook

Mini spring roll-style bites filled with chicken, carrot, and ginger, then browned and crisped in the air fryer. Serve with soy sauce, spring roll dipping sauce, or chili oil.

1 servings20 minSoutheast Asian

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Ingredients

  • Chicken (quantity not specified)
  • Carrot (quantity not specified)
  • Fresh ginger (quantity not specified)
  • Soy sauce (for seasoning the filling; quantity not specified. Soy sauce for dipping is also suggested.)
  • Green onion (mixed into the filling in this version; quantity not specified)
  • Rice paper sheets (quantity not specified)
  • Spring roll dipping sauce (optional, for dipping; quantity not specified)
  • Chili oil (optional, for dipping; quantity not specified)

Steps

  1. 1

    Place the carrots, ginger, and chicken in a food processor, then blend to prepare the filling.

  2. 2

    Season the filling with soy sauce and green onion. Cilantro is a possible variation, according to your preference.

  3. 3

    Place some filling on a rice paper sheet and shape into bites.

  4. 4

    Cook the bites for 10 minutes at maximum power in an air fryer, until crisp.

  5. 5

    Serve with soy sauce, spring roll dipping sauce, or a little chili oil for dipping.

Notes

The number of bites, ingredient quantities, exact air fryer temperature, and folding details are not specified. The description states 157 kcal per roll (18.3 g protein, 5.7 g fat, and 9.0 g carbohydrates), but the quantities needed to verify this estimate are not provided.

Nutrition per serving

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  • appetizer
  • chicken
  • crispy
  • air fryer
  • no frying
  • Asian-inspired

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