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1 sweet potato, medium size
1 pork fillet
6 rice paper wrappers
12 water spinach sprigs
1/3 cup of coriander leaves
1/3 cup of mint leaves
1/3 cup of Thai basil leaves
100 g rice vermicelli
30 pickled prawns
Wash the sweet potato and rub with oil. Place on an oven rack and roast
whole and unpeeled in a moderately hot oven for 40 minutes. Remove from
the oven and allow to cool. When cool enough to handle, rub of the skin
and slice the sweet potato into five cm long batons.
Remove fat and sinew from the pork fillet. Poach fillet in water that is
barely simmering. Boiling water will result in tough meat. Cook for
about 12-15 minutes. Remove from heat and allow the pork to rest for
about ten minutes before slicing thinly.
Take one sheet of rice paper and dip into water for one second. Do not
allow to soak as the paper will continue to take in water and will tear
when rolled. Place on a flat surface and let it rest for twenty
seconds.
Put the sweet potato, spinach leaves, herbs and the vermicelli in a
tight line on the bottom third of the rice paper. Lift the side of the
rice paper closest to you to encase the filling. Fold in the sides and
wrap tightly. Repeat with remaining ingredients.
Cut rolls into three cm pieces and place cut-side down on a serving
plate. Top each piece with a slice of pork and a sour shrimp.
Serve with dipping sauce.
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