If you like appetizers chances are you’ve seen some version of these creamy, cheesy slightly spicy egg rolls on a menu somewhere, if you haven’t had them you are in for some deliciousness.
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I will tell you these have been the most talked about item for weeks!
I just love them and so does everyone else. They are creamy and cheese and slightly spicy and then you dunk them into the Jalapeño Pepper Jelly and WOW, it’s a flavor explosion!
In minutes you can have restaurant quality appetizers, but you get to make as many as you’d like…and enjoy them all if you choose!
Believe me they won’t last long.
You can find my post on how to easily roll egg rolls here. That post has how to step by step photos that will help you roll them so the filling won’t come out when they are cooking.
I just love jalapeños and love how you can customize how spicy you prefer your food, by adding more or less peppers, removing the seeds to have them be less spicy. Once you cut into one jalapeño you can typically tell if they have come from a super spicy batch or not and adjust accordingly. I’ll be sharing with you soon a whole post full of jalapeño recipes! Stay tuned for that it’s a don’t miss of jalapeños!
One of my kids described these saying, they are FIRE…I said oh are they too spicy for you. They said on no, not at all they are just great and we all say they are “fire” now for great. Oh my goodness, more words I need to learn. Some days I feel so far behind all the lingo, now I know what my parents felt like when we said “we are going out” they would say oh, where are you going? I’d say no we are a couple, dating, we aren’t going anywhere today, we just don’t say going steady like you did.
I think I could actually make a whole meal out of these I love them so much!
- 8 egg roll wrappers
- 8 oz. cream cheese (room temperature)
- 2 oz. cheddar cheese grated
- 2 oz. pepper jack cheese grated
- 2 diced jalapeños (remove seeds if you prefer less spice)
- Mix cream cheese, cheddar and pepper jack cheese along with diced jalapeños.
- Place 3 tablespoon in the center of each egg roll. Diagonally, fold corners into center and roll. (link to how to post in notes below)
- Wrap the egg rolls sealing the seams with water so the filling does not fall out.
- Heat oil in pan to 400 degrees.
- Place egg rolls into hot oil and cook until golden brown.
- It's easiest to cook just a couple of egg rolls at a time and have more control over how quickly they cook.
- Remove egg rolls and drain excess oil on paper towels.
- Allow to cool a couple minutes.
- Slice the egg rolls diagonally and serve with Jalapeño Pepper Jelly Recipe HERE
- One 4 oz jar of pepper jelly is a nice amount for 8 egg rolls.
- *I use a 3 quart pot to heat my oil and check the temperature with a thermometer. I use about 2 1/2 inches of oil.
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Tricia @ Saving room for dessert says
Goodness gracious Diane! These pretty much are the most wonderful appetizers I’ve seen in a long time! Love that jelly too – thank you so much! Pinning and sharing!
Mary says
Diane, these look wonderful. I’ve gotta say that when I first saw the pictures, I thought you had corn in there. Then, I thought, well, why not try it? So, I think I’ll try this recipe as is, then make some with corn. Now I’m thinking black beans…Geez, I need to stop thinking!!! Thanks for the post1
Diane says
I love corn and black beans too, and they would be yummy in these too. But I typically add those to my southwest egg rolls 🙂 But I love it all!
Medeja says
I don’t think I have had anything like that 🙂 yummy!
Jennifer @ Seasons and Suppers says
What a great idea! Love the crispy egg rolls and the creamy filling. I could eat a bunch, too 🙂
sue|theviewfromgreatisland says
Oh Diane, these are calling my name! I make summer rolls all the time, but I rarely do these. You presented them so nicely, & I love how you sliced them!
Stephanie @ Plain Chicken says
WANT! These look SO good! I wish a had a few, no a dozen, right now for lunch!
Toni | BoulderLocavore says
These are totally my kind of food! Every ingredient sounds like perfection.
Chris Scheuer says
I could totally make a meal of these, they look just wonderful!
Carla says
Diane,
Could you bake these instead of frying them
By chance?
Diane says
Yes, you can choose to bake them if you prefer, if you like them to crisp up a bit brush with a little oil before baking, you can also make them small in wonton wrappers as well. Another option is to “pan-fry” in a couple tablespoons oil.
these are other egg rolls I pan fried https://www.createdby-diane.com/2015/03/corned-beef-cabbage-egg-rolls.html
Other recipes to view to see other varieties and use of wonton wrappers
https://www.createdby-diane.com/2014/08/avocado-cream-cheese-wonton-recipe.html
https://www.createdby-diane.com/2014/12/rum-raisin-goat-cheese-bites.html
https://www.createdby-diane.com/2016/12/salmon-egg-rolls.html
dieselgirl says
These are sooooo good!!! I added 7 oz. of chorizo to give it a little more and it was perfect
Krystal says
Just made a batch of these to see if I want to serve them on Christmas! They were delish. I dont love cooking with alot of oil have you tried these in the airfryer or oven?
Diane says
I have made egg rolls and brushed them with oil and a silicone brush, they are ok… brush them with oil and put them in the air fryer for a crisp egg roll.
You can see pork wontons I made in the air fryer here to see how they will come out since they are similar https://www.createdby-diane.com/2020/12/air-fryer-pork-wontons.html
Krystal says
Thank you for your reply!