Southwestern Spring Rolls for a Tailgate #SundaySupper

Southwestern Baked Spring Rolls - Supper for a Steal

If you couldn’t tell yet we are big Florida Gator fans in this house. Football season starting last week was the highlight of our year. Although the Gators looked a little rough at times we are hoping for a decent season.

We live a few hours outside of Gainesville so we don’t usually go to all the games, but try to make it to a few games a year. We especially like to go to SEC or National Championship games.

For the games we stay at home we invite a few people over and nibble on snacks. I’m more of a snacking girl when it comes to tailgating or game watching. I like to make a bunch of finger foods and try a little of them all.

I originally saw these little rolls over at Cake & Allie, tweaked the recipe some and decided not to make them mini. It’s much easier to make these a little bit larger, less work and less time.

These spring rolls are easy to make ahead of time. You could even roll up a whole bunch and freeze them. But the best part, they are baked, dare I call them healthy?  Sure pretty healthy until you dunk them in ranch dressing, because that’s what you need to do with these. For help rolling a spring roll see this video, or just do as I do and roll, tuck, and pray they stay together.

Remember those fried jalapeno bites from Friday? They are good friends with these spring rolls. They both enjoy bathing in ranch dressing and taste delicious together.

Southwestern Spring Rolls - Supper for a Steal

Southwestern Spring Rolls
 
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Recipe type: Appetizer
Serves: 6

Ingredients
  • 1 cup frozen corn, thawed
  • 1 15oz can black beans, drained and rinsed
  • ½ jalapeno, seeded and diced
  • ½ cup chopped spinach, thawed and squeezed dry
  • 1 cup shredded Mexican cheese
  • 2 green onions, chopped
  • ½ tsp ground cumin
  • ¼ tsp chili powder
  • ½ tsp salt
  • ¼ tsp cayenne pepper
  • 12 spring roll wrappers
  • Cooking spray
  • Small bowl of water
  • Ranch dressing, for dipping

Instructions
  1. Preheat oven to 425 degrees. Spray baking sheet with non stick cooking spray.
  2. In a medium bowl mix together corn, black beans, jalapeno, spinach, cheese, green onion, cumin, chili powder, salt, and cayenne pepper.
  3. Spoon about 1 – 1 ½ tbsps mixture onto the center of the spring roll wrapper. For instructions to roll see above, or just do whatever works for you. To seal dab the edge with a small amount of water.
  4. Place seam side down on the baking sheet. Repeat until all filling is used up. Spray the tops spring rolls with cooking spray and bake 15 minutes, turning once.

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50 Responses to Southwestern Spring Rolls for a Tailgate #SundaySupper

  1. Love love love this recipe! I am totally going to have to try this for a game sometime this season! Thanks for the great theme this week!

  2. Aggie says:

    Nice to meet a fellow gator! We are a family of them too :) love these rolls – they sound delicious. Snacking through the games is the way to go!

  3. Sounds like yummy finger food! Thanks for hosting this party, Lane!

  4. Renee says:

    Everything in these spring rolls is just so good! Nice vegetarian appetizer option for parties. Yum!

  5. Faye Leong says:

    This is another way of preparing vegetarian spring roll….yummy! Thanks for hosting this week #SundaySupper!

  6. My husband would love these! I love that they are baked, and on the healthier side – more parties need those!

  7. Mmmm…I know I’d have a hard time keeping myself away from these – they sound awesome. I love all of those flavors and ingredients! Thanks so much for hosting #SS this week! :)

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  9. Soni says:

    Love the mexican flavors going into these beauties!!A great idea for my next gathering :) Thanks for sharing!!

  10. Katie says:

    YUM! Southwest style spring rolls are always one of my favorite finger foods to indulge in. These sound fantastic!!!

  11. Tara Noland says:

    I love a southwest take on a spring roll, great idea!!

  12. Who knew egg rolls were so versatile and dare I say, even better than the regular? YUM!

  13. YUM!!! Love the southwest take on the spring roll!!!

  14. Baked spring rolls, now that´s a good idea! Thanks for hosting Lane! Happy sunday

  15. I love this type of finger food! I can’t resist spring rolls at all!

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  17. Lane~ Thank you so much for hosting this week’s Tailgating #SundaySupper event! So much fun and so well planned!

  18. Wow, I’ve made spring rolls before, but these would blow them away! I can’t wait to try them!

  19. Bea says:

    These look great! I love they they are baked and will have to give your recipe a try :)

  20. Laura Hunter says:

    I love southwest spring rolls and the fact they are baked makes these even better.

  21. Sarah says:

    Yay! A baked springroll! I’m a huge fan of southwestern anything so win there too!

  22. Thanks for hosting such a great tailgate for #SundaySupper and bringing such a delicious appetizer! Baked Southwest Spring Rolls are sure to be a big hit! See you tonight at #SundaySupper on Twitter! @fromagechick

  23. Sheila Fretz says:

    Lane, Thanks for hosting and I can’t wait to try your fabulous dish!!!

  24. Jen says:

    These look absolutely delicious! I cannot wait to give these a try!! And by the way… GO GATORS! ;)

  25. The filling for these springs rolls sounds absolutely delicious! While I love anything and everything deep fried, I’m glad you baked these. Since they’re “healthy” I can eat more of them, right? ;) Thanks so much for hosting this week!

  26. Lane, these spring rolls look amazing, and I happen to love spring rolls. They’re super crunchy on the outside. Yum! Happy #SundaySupper!

  27. Since I have a veg SIL, I love that these are veg-friendly AND that they’re baked! I can make a lowfat ranch dressing to save even more calories. With the holidays coming, I’m trying to cut back a bit the next few weeks.

  28. Megan says:

    Love this recipe Lane! Also love your serving dish. Go Gators!

  29. These look awesome and I love the fact that they are baked!! Great recipe!

  30. Totally my style of food! I love southwestern-anything…this is perfect for parties!

  31. These look delicious and they are baked too! I’ll def be working them into our tailgate menu rotation!

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  33. These look SO delicious and kind of like some that we get at a local restaurant–but theirs are fried so I love that these are baked. I will need to give them a try even though the Gators beat the Aggies yesterday. Gig’em Ags! :-)

  34. This week has been great for finger foods/appetizers–I can’t wait to give it a try!

  35. Liz says:

    Thanks SO much for all your hard work with #SS this week! This may be the best one yet!!! And your spring rolls look amazing!

  36. Baked not fried, got to love that. Spring rolls are a wonderful addition to any tailgating party.

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  39. Patti says:

    These sound delish! Love all the ingredients!

  40. Yum! Great job hosting this week.

  41. Susan says:

    I love your spring roll twist! Great recipe Lane and a wonderful job hosting this week!

  42. I really love this idea! Asian-Mexican Fusion!

  43. I love this recipe and bet the girls would too. Spring rolls sound like just the thing for a #SundaySupper with the girls.

  44. My oldest and me are crazy about spring rolls !! This looks like a fab recipe to make as a snack ! Thanks for sharing and hosting ! Great job !

  45. Sarah says:

    Thank you so much for hosting this wonderful event Lane. I went to University of Florida for grad school and although I wasn’t able to go to a single game, Gators are the only college team I root for. I love spring rolls and southwest sounds better!

  46. Nicole-Lynn says:

    I love that your blog has become so popular lately!

    These spring rolls look so good! I’ll have to try this recipe out when we have some friends over to watch football!

  47. These look yummy, and I think the amount of veggies qualifies them as a health food ;)

    Jamie @ http://www.mamamommymom.com

  48. Carla says:

    I’ve never made spring rolls, but I sure do love to eat them! Pass the plate please :D

  49. Melanie says:

    Love the tip to pray that they stay together… that probably is the key! I always get nervous with rolls like this because I tend to overstuff so that they burst. Yours look fabulous!

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