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Tapioca sheets
Other Names:
rice paper sheets
What is Tapioca sheets?
Tapioca sheets
are used as wrappers for Thai and Vietnamese spring rolls. The grid pattern on the sheets is created by the bamboo mats used to dry the sheets. Tapioca sheets come in rounds, squares and 1/4 rounds. To use, soften the sheets one at a time in water. It takes 1 - 2 minutes to become pliable. Lay the moist sheet on a smooth surface, top with fillings and roll up. Slice in half on the diagonal. This type of wrap can be made up to 6 hours ahead.
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Tapioca sheets are typically made with a combination of rice flour and tapioca. The moistened sheets have a slightly "rubbery" texture and they don't just fall apart when you eat them. Make sure to check the ingredients if you are wheat intolerant. Some versions contain wheat flour and tapioca.
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