Fried Pork Lumpia Roll with Bacon

Fried Pork Lumpia Roll with Bacon
Fried Pork Lumpia Roll with Bacon. Lumpiang Shanghai is always a hit to most Aussie that have learn to love Pinoy food. Every Pinoy party that I attended while in Australia, the Top 3 Pinoy dish that Aussie friends and guests looks or put on their plates for are Lumpia, Pansit and Fried Rice, and Fried Lumpia Roll is top on the list

Fried Pork Lumpia Roll with Bacon - Recipe

The Lumpiang Shanghai is also one of the favorite Pinoy food to most Filipinos. I never see anyone who is not tempted to pick one on the platter when given a chance. Being a party food Lumpiang Shanghai is one of our recommended 2015 Celebration’s Recipe dish, this time I am sharing my Fried Pork Lumpia Roll with Bacon.

Fried Pork Lumpia

Here is the recipe of our Fried Pork Lumpia Roll with Bacon, try it on this Holiday Season’s Celebration.

Ingredients: 

Fried Pork Lumpia Roll with Bacon - Lumpia Wrapper

1 kilo ground pork
1 cup bacon bits
1/1 kilo medium sized shrimps, shelled, finely chopped
2 medium size singkamas, peeled, cut into small cubes
2 medium sized onion, peeled, finely chopped
1/2 head garlic, peeled, finely chopped
1 large carrot, skinned, cut into small cubes
1 small bundle parsley, trimmed, finely chopped
5 large size egg, beaten 1/4 cup soy sauce
salt and pepper
lumpia wrappers
cooking oil

Cooking procedure:


Fried Pork Lumpia Roll with Bacon - Cooking Procedure

Mix all filling ingredients thoroughly. Season with salt and pepper. Place 1 to 2 tbsp. of filling on one side of wrapper and wrap tightly, secure wrapper by lightly dabbing water on wrapper edge. In a wok deep fry lumpia at medium to low heat for 3 to 4 minutes or until wrapper turns to golden brown and filling is cooked. Serve with ketchup or sweet and sour sauce or sweet chili sauce. 

You may want to check these rolls recipe;

Cheesy Lumpiang Shanghai
Lumpiang Sariwa, Lumpiang Ubod
Pinoy Ham and Cheese Bread Roll
Chili Cheese and Ham Stick
Cheese Sticks
Chicken Cordon Bleu Rolls
Lumpiang Isda, Lumpiang Galungong
Ngohiong, Ngo Yong, Cebu’s Fried Lumpiang Ubod
Lumpiang Gulay, Lumpiang Togue
Lumpiang Shanghai
Turon Fried Banana Roll
Lumpiang Isda, Lumpiang Galungong
Ngohiong, Ngo Yong, Cebu’s Fried Lumpiang Ubod
Lumpiang Gulay, Lumpiang Togue
Lumpiang Shanghai
Turon Fried Banana Roll

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