How to Make Egg Rolls: The EASIEST Way
Egg Rolls may seem intimidating – but they don’t have to be! Here are our best tips on how to make egg rolls – including a “hack” that will make your next egg rolls easier than ever!
Homemade Egg Rolls
Thank you to Tai Pei for partnering with us to create this delicious recipe! All opinions are 100% my own.
I absolutely love egg rolls, but they always seem to be quite the process to make. You have to make the filling, roll them up, heat the oil perfectly…just a bit time consuming. Totally worth the effort? Absolutely! However, because it often is a little more time intensive than my go-to one pot meals, I don’t make them very often. But this month, I am partnering with Tai Pei, and when I was checking out their selection of microwavable entrees, it dawned on me: Why not use this as the filling for egg rolls? I mean, I would still have to fry them (does anyone else not love frying? It can be so tricky to get it right), but at least I could cut down on the prep time. So I purchased several different flavors of Tai Pei frozen entrees and went to work experimenting.

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Anyways, here are the key components to a perfect egg roll:- A delicious filling (typically has some kind of meat, veggie, and grain in it)
- Egg wash
- Hot oil – heated to about 375 degrees



Easy Egg Roll Recipe
With Traditional and Air Fryer Instructions
Egg Roll Recipe
Ingredients
- 1 container Tai Pei Frozen Entree, (or your favorite filling)
- 6 egg roll wrappers
- 1 egg
- 2 tbsp milk
- Canola or Vegetable Oil
Instructions
- Cook Tai Pei Frozen entree according to instructions on package (if preparing your own filling, prepare according to recipe)
- Lightly beat an egg in a bowl and combine with milk
- Place an egg roll wrapper on a clean work surface.
- Using a basting brush, brush all the edges of the egg roll wrapper with the egg wash.
- Place two spoonfuls of the filling in the middle of the egg roll
- Fold egg roll (here are some good instructions - http://www.instructables.com/id/How-to-roll-Egg-Rolls/)
- Heat oil (about 4 inches) to about 375 degrees and carefully place egg rolls in the oil. Cook until golden brown and drain excess grease onto paper towel.
Air Fryer Instructions
- Place egg roll into the bowl of the Air Fryer
- Spritz the tops of the egg rolls with cooking oil
- Turn Air Fryer to 370 degrees
- Cook for 8 minutes
- Turn egg rolls over and spritz with oil again. Cook for another 8 minutes.
Notes
You can find where Tai Pei frozen entrees are sold with this store finder.

What a good idea! And YUM! I love egg rolls! I’ve never tried making them at home, though!
Hi, I love making egg rolls. I Saute onions cabbage carrots and pork sausage and then I roll them up, (put water on the top to hold them together)and bake them at 400 degrees for a half hour. I usually make about 20 of them at a time and then I take half of them and have them for the week and freeze the rest for a later time. Luckily in my house hold no body likes them but me.
Yummy! These sound delicious. Such a great idea to freeze them! I’m going to try your recipe 🙂
Well those look delicious! I’m regretting even more that I missed the party when you made them. I may have to borrow back my fryer!