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as a main course (makes about 15 rolls)Easy
By Ken Hom
Published 1997
Asparagus, native to the Mediterranean, has been cultivated in the West since antiquity. Now widely grown throughout the world, it is a popular vegetable, prized for its delicate flavour. In this recipe, I use rice paper, which is made from rice flour, water and salt. I love its ability to envelop food with a crisp, crackling skin, while keeping the food moist. The rolls also make excellent starters.
