I first tried Reuben Egg Rolls at my favorite home town restaurant, McGuire’s Irish Pub.
They are such a delicious and clever appetizer and I knew I wanted to create my own version at home this year for St Patrick’s Day.
These egg rolls include all your favorite Reuben sandwich fillings including slow cooked corned beef brisket, Swiss cheese, and sauerkraut wrapped up and fried then served with 1000 Island dressing for dipping.
These egg rolls include all your favorite Reuben sandwich fillings including slow cooked corned beef brisket, Swiss cheese, and sauerkraut wrapped up and fried then served with 1000 Island dressing for dipping.
Reuben Egg Rolls
Makes 10 egg rolls
Ingredients
- 10 egg roll wrappers
- 1/2 small cooked corned beef brisket chopped
- 1/2 cup sauerkraut drained
- 4 slices swiss cheese sliced in 6 strips each
- vegetable oil for frying
- egg white
- 1000 Island dressing for dipping
Instructions
- Heat oil (amount depends on size of pot) in a large heavy bottomed pot or skillet. I use my cast iron skillet and about 3/4 of a bottle of vegetable oil.
- Heat oil over medium heat to about 375 degrees.
- Lay egg roll wrapper out in front of you like a square and moisten the entire inside outline with egg white.
- Add a couple spoonfuls of corned beef to the bottom center then top with a spoonful of sauerkraut and two strips of Swiss cheese.
- Roll the wrapper until the filling is covered and then fold in the sides and keep rolling tightly until sealed.
- Place egg rolls seam side down on a plate.
- Fry the egg rolls in batches, about 3-4 at a time.
- Turn egg rolls after a minute and cook for another minute until golden.
- Remove to a paper towel lined plate to drain.
- Serve warm with a side of 1000 Island dressing for dipping.
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Heat oil in a large heavy bottomed pot or skillet.
Heat over medium heat to about 375 degrees.
I used the corned beef brisket I had leftover from my Corned Beef and Brussel Sprout Saute
and chopped it then sliced Swiss cheese into long strips.
Use about 1/2 cup of sauerkraut, drained, for this recipe.
You need egg roll wrappers and one egg white.
Lay egg roll wrapper out in front of you like a square
and moisten the entire inside outline with egg white.
Add a couple spoonfuls of corned beef to the bottom center.
Top with two strips of Swiss cheese.
Then add one spoonful of drained sauerkraut.
Begin to tightly and gently roll your egg rolls.
Roll the wrapper until the filling is covered.
Then fold in the sides and keep rolling tightly until sealed.
Place egg rolls seam side down on a plate.
Fry the egg rolls in batches, about 3-4 at a time.
I always use my splatter guard when frying in a skillet.
Turn after about 1 minute and fry the other side for a minute more to get even browning.
Drain on a papertowel lined plate.
Serve warm with a side of 1000 Island dressing for dipping.
These are sooo good .absolutely delicious. As an alternative I put fromfreezer to microwAve for one minute and than air fryer to brown. On 400 degrees I followed the recipe without adding or changing. I did not want dinner because had late lunch. This hit the spot
Just bought anot r corned beef to make again. Thank you for this recipe. I hope everything is is spelled right. Can’t see the light grey text
I am so glad you liked them! Also thanks for the heads up on the text being light colored. I changed it to black!
Just tried making these Reuben Egg Rolls and they were a hit! 🎉 If anyone’s looking to reheat leftovers without losing that amazing crunch, I found this super helpful article: https://www.simplerecipebox.com/egg-rolls-reheated-perfectly-crisp-tips-and-tricks/. Their tips on using an air fryer or oven to keep the egg rolls crispy are game-changers! Definitely trying the air fryer method next time.