Quick and Easy Homemade Cheese Sticks (Only Two Ingredients!)

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In the Philippines, cheese sticks are everybody's favorite snack. Not only is it affordable, but it's also delicious. It is a two-ingredient snack that is very easy to make. The softness of the cheese and crunchiness of the fried wrapper are fabulous when paired with a cold drink. This is a different version of the famous deep-fried mozzarella sticks that are served in French restaurants. Follow my recipe to learn how to make this tasty snack that you can enjoy at home.

Ingredients

• spring roll wrappers, halved
• cheese, sliced into sticks
• water, for sealing the wrappers
• cooking oil, for frying

Tools for preparing the recipe

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Utensils

For Preparing the Ingredients:

• Tray
• Chopping board

For Frying the Cheese Sticks:

• Frying pan
• Strainer spoon

Cook Time

Instructions

1. Cut the spring roll wrappers in half.
2. Wrap each cheese stick in a wrapper half.
3. Seal the wrapper using water.
4. Fry the cheese sticks.
5. Serve as is or with any dip of your choice.

Tips and Techniques

• Transfer the cheese sticks from the pan to a plate lined with a paper towel to absorb the excess oil.
• Dust some powdered cheese on top, if desired.
• Use mozzarella cheese for a gooey texture.
• Serve this snack with any dip such as mayonnaise, ketchup, or any others.
• You can replace the spring roll wrapper with an egg roll wrapper, lumpia wrapper, or any similar wrapper.

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Comments

Travel Chef (author) from Manila on September 01, 2018:

Hello Eric,

You are welcome. Feel free to ask anything. I will try my best to share my knowledge to everybody.

Eric Dierker from Spring Valley, CA. U.S.A. on September 01, 2018:

thanks

Travel Chef (author) from Manila on September 01, 2018:

Hi Eric,

They are not the same, but can be used as a replacement of lumpia wrapper. All of these once fried result to crunchy texture.

Eric Dierker from Spring Valley, CA. U.S.A. on August 31, 2018:

Great stuff.

Are "rice paper", Lumpia paper" and "spring roll paper" all the same??

Travel Chef (author) from Manila on August 29, 2018:

Hi Liz,

Yes, I tried battered mozzarella when I visited France last time. It tasted so good.

Travel Chef (author) from Manila on August 29, 2018:

Hi Mary,

Yes, sometimes topped with cheese powdered or served with mayo-ketchup dip. This is also popular in an Italian restaurant.

Travel Chef (author) from Manila on August 29, 2018:

Hello Pamela,

I love to prepare this ahead of time and simply pull it out from my freezer if crave for it. Absolutely, one of my favorites.

Travel Chef (author) from Manila on August 29, 2018:

Hi Louise,

It's one of the easiest snacks I ever tried. I hope you find time to try it!

Travel Chef (author) from Manila on August 29, 2018:

Hello Miebakagh,

It's so simple, try it!

Liz Westwood from UK on August 29, 2018:

These look great. I have a friend who makes good cheese straws, but they are more like pastry with grated cheese incorporated in the mixture.

Mary Norton from Ontario, Canada on August 29, 2018:

I love these cheese sticks. My friends often serve these when I visit the Philippines and they are tasty.

Pamela Oglesby from Sunny Florida on August 29, 2018:

This cheese sticks look and sound delicious. I like how easy this recipe is to make. Thanks for sharing it.

Louise Powles from Norfolk, England on August 29, 2018:

Mmmm, my mouth is watering now. These look delicious, and easy to make too. Thankyou.

Miebakagh Fiberesima from Port Harcourt, Rivers State, NIGERIA. on August 29, 2018:

Hi, dredcaun, thank you. This is lovely.