How To Make Homemade Lumpia

Lumpia is the Filipino finger food of your dreams! Crispy and flaky on the outside, juicy and tender on the inside, it's like a party in your mouth! Follow along as we show you how to make this crowd-pleasing spring roll that's perfect for any family gathering.

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[stAmbientGrl]

I have an aunt who is Filipino and she tucks the ends closed. Her lumpia is a favorite dish at our family gatherings!

[Nosceteipsum]

For me this type of content is the best tasty content. Bring people from all over the world to show traditional recipes from their countries. It's always a big hit for me.

[patrclus]

YES! Plus points for pointing out the variety of FIlipino lumpia. Your producers did a good job on this one.

[evakenworthy]

Literally my favorite food ever. I even had it at my wedding!

[ardiantokurniawan]

Its crazy how we speak different languages yet share the same cuisine! Love from Indonesia

[lawrencealcantara]

pro tip, if you can't find knorr seasoning, substitute with soysauce+water (equal parts) and a touch of sugar. if you want it closer to the original, a touch of MSG.

[recipesforruntz]

My aunt is filipino and she makes Lumpia jsut like this everytime we celebrate easter or christmas! Very well made video

[freda]

Lumpia is one of many wonderful reasons why people should come together and share their beautiful cultures. I have loved lumpia since the first time someone introduced it to me during my time in the military. It is delicious.

[naufalhendriawan]

In Indonesia we also have lumpia semarang but with bamboo shoots and prawn filling, OMG it's so delicious!

[kaiselinxinyang]

When I saw the title itself, I immediately click the video. I am a filipino and the first food that I learn how to cook is lumpia and turon. It’s so easy to make and I used to sell turon and lumpia in school when I was at highschool just to have my own money. Student at the same time, earning money by selling lumpia and turon! :) my classmates love them❤️

[X.L.B]

I grew up with a Filipino step mom. This is served with most meals and will always be there during a gathering

[esczaman]

Mabuhay Philippines! I love Lumpia! Please do Best Halo Halo recipe plz! Salamat!

[bondyaliano]

There are so many Lumpia variations out there, whether from the Philippines or Indonesia, I like them all~

[granavelenciamethalaka]

I love how you even gave examples of faults we could make and proceeded to explain how this certain way works. Great video. Looking forward to getting some lumpia.

[sierraparaham]

This is so informational! The narrator explained the process perfectly. Cant wait to make some lumpia!!

[joyherting]

I love lumpia, my first ones were probably made by my cousin's wife who is Filipino. The ones I learned how to make have ground pork cabbage mushrooms garlic and ginger I think some onion but the filling is precooked and I guess kind of rolled like an egg roll with the lumpia wrapper. We serve them with sweet chili sauce and sriracha. I've always had them fried but I would like to try them baked, after having my gallbladder out I don't deal with fried stuff very well. I have a funny lumpia story for you though that happened to me after work one day. My ex-mother-in-law was making the lumpia filling and the rest of the stuff for dinner and I had fallen asleep on the couch after working a 11-hour day. My ex father-in-law had been drinking after work and came to check on how dinner was going, he saw she used purple cabbage instead of green cabbage. And I quote said "what the h**l kind of Filipino are you?" and I sat straight up awake and said "what did he say?" She is a very white woman. I was knocked out to the world according to my ex and sat straight up awake. I think I would try this recipe though, and it is great to multiply the recipe when you have Helping Hands and freezer room

[netizen]

I love how southeast asian people share similar food, I also want to taste filipino version of lumpia, looks tasty

[xgsix]

Everytime I go my my friends house they always make this and as a Hispanic I love all foods but this right here with a little bit of pancit makes you wanna change cultures

[IconTactical]

When I was deployed to the Philippines, I lived off of lumpia and banana shakes. 🤤

[adrianang]

I recognize that accent, props for getting an actual Filipino to cook this