Can these be fried, or are they strictly for the fresh spring roll recipes?
1550933
I don't think they can be fried. They are made of rice, are paper thin and used for fresh veggies. In the Philippines, they only eat them cold.
225307
They are dry, no need to freeze, and keep a very long time. Store them carefully because they are brittle and over time some may crack. They are still useable, but your summer rolls won't come out as pretty
1588938
Not certain but I do not believe so. They are from Frieda's which is a very high quality supplier of specialty food items. We will definitely reorder these as they were as good or better than any we have had before and you will not find a better price.
1118667
Sure! I would use peanut oil to fry them in, we used to do it all the time! Enjoy
1750289
I have been trying to find out too. The bag saysthat they are cooked via a special vacum process. I have no idea what that is. They don't tast like they are fried. I think the chips are cooked guickly to keep their color.
932629
I can't imagine you could tell them from fresh eggs in baking. I can't tell them from fresh eggs as scrambled eggs. Because there is nothing there BUT eggs, I don't know where a "funny" taste would come from. There is no preservative; no nothing but eggs.I have not baked with them. I eat them as omelets and scrambled eggs, and they are dead ringers for fresh.
401829
I have never tried that with them, but the rehydrated pieces are kinda small. They would work in something like "Hashbrowns" or with Scrambled eggs, but doubtful as a stand alone dish.
958495
Yes, you can cook with them or just eat them out of the bag. They are really good for baking--I use them in an oatmeal almond bread I make--but I also like them on my oatmeal or as a yogurt topping.
979043
You can but it is not intended for frying and probably you will get everything sticked. Regards.
1530216
Yes you can Oven Bake them. I have made Swiss Steak in them. Hope this helps. Gene
687357
Yes, but they will not be very thin (more like flatbread). I start them in the press, then use a rolling pin to make them thinner.
1154017
I don't believe they were tossed into Oil. they appear just to be baked with no seasoning or salt.
1563248
Depends on the setting you put on it. Sometimes depending on the heat of the machine, they will come out cooked from the outside and undercooked from the inside. You just have to mess with it at first to fix the settings and after the first batch, it should be just fine.
451643
I have had pretty good luck just using normal baking instructions. I don't believe they require anything special at all. Great bakeware :)
2055537
We use them on our forklift only, so I really don't know about cooking purposes. Sorry.
1564458
You can, but you don't need to. I love these because when I go away for the weekend, I can still have toast or grilled cheese like everyone else. At home I usually only use them for toast because I can pull out a clean pan/griddle to use.
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Yes, you can bake anything in them at any temperature you like. Would not recommend reusing.