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Goi Cuon is the name of the Vietnamese Cold Spring Rolls, which should be served cold and shouldn't be fried. Pronounced "roy kung", it literally means wrap roll. It is also known as summer rolls, transparent rolls, rice paper rolls. Basically everything except the sauce is made at the table. If you are feeling especially nice, you can make it for everyone beforehand - but that's no fun.

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rdfs:label	Goi Cuon
rdfs:comment	Goi Cuon is the name of the Vietnamese Cold Spring Rolls, which should be served cold and shouldn't be fried. Pronounced "roy kung", it literally means wrap roll. It is also known as summer rolls, transparent rolls, rice paper rolls. Basically everything except the sauce is made at the table. If you are feeling especially nice, you can make it for everyone beforehand - but that's no fun.
dcterms:subject	Cucumber Recipes Seafood appetizer Recipes Mint Recipes Mung bean sprout Recipes Shrimp Recipes Lettuce Recipes Rice Recipes Meat appetizer Recipes Vegetarian appetizer Recipes Rice noodle Recipes
abstract	Goi Cuon is the name of the Vietnamese Cold Spring Rolls, which should be served cold and shouldn't be fried. Pronounced "roy kung", it literally means wrap roll. It is also known as summer rolls, transparent rolls, rice paper rolls. Basically everything except the sauce is made at the table. If you are feeling especially nice, you can make it for everyone beforehand - but that's no fun.

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