Run bing fresh spring rolls 潤餅
Run bing fresh spring rolls is featured among the local specialties of Taiwan.
A thin soft wrapper gathers cooked vegetables and other savory fillings. Buy one at a market and check for meat and peanut powder before ordering.
How it is made
A thin, soft wheat wrapper is filled with cooked vegetables and selected meats or other additions, then rolled without deep-frying. Peanut powder and sugar may be included.
Flavour & texture
The wrapper is tender and pliable, with many finely cut textures inside. Sweet peanut seasoning can contrast with the savory vegetables.
Local roots & traditions
Runbing appears in Taiwan's market food and seasonal family traditions, with fillings varying by locality.
How to order Run bing fresh spring rolls
Check the meat and peanut additions before assembly and eat the roll soon so moisture does not weaken the wrapper.
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Questions before you order
What name should I show when ordering?
Show 潤餅 for Run bing fresh spring rolls. Check the meat and peanut additions before assembly and eat the roll soon so moisture does not weaken the wrapper.
Sources & reading
Recipes and servings vary between kitchens.