Quick and Easy Boudin Egg Rolls at Home

One of my fellow New Orleans Mom writers recently had boudin egg rolls in two different restaurants within a week and asked me if I had a recipe for them to make at home. Just so happened I was working on this one! Boudin egg rolls (and these delicious boudin balls!) are way easier to make at home than you probably think, so give these a try!
Boudin Egg Rolls With WowWow Sauce

Boudin Egg Rolls

NOTE: This recipe used 3 links of boudin and made 18 egg rolls. Feel free to scale the recipe as needed.
Boudin Eggroll Ingredients
  • 1 link boudin, casing removed
  • 3/4 cup shredded Pepper Jack cheese
  • 1 package egg roll wrappers
  • Cooking spray or oil for frying
  • Dish of water for sealing egg rolls
  • Serve with: WowWee Sauce
Crumble your boudin into a bowl and add your Pepper Jack cheese. Mix with your hands until uniform. Place 2-3 tablespoons of mixture on egg roll wrapper and roll the bottom up tightly around the filling, then fold the sides in, then wet the top edges with water and seal the egg roll tightly. (See photos below.)
Filling the Boudin EggrollRolling a Boudin EggrollFolding a Boudin EggrollFolding a Boudin EggrollMoisten the eggroll wrapper to seal Boudin Eggroll

I like to place my egg rolls in the freezer for 15-30 minutes to help them keep their shape, but feel free to skip this step.

Cook using the desired method below:

Air Fryer: Spray lightly with cooking spray and air fry 9-12 minutes at 400 degrees, flipping halfway.
Oven: Preheat oven to 425. Spray lightly with cooking spray and bake 15-18 minutes, flipping halfway.
Deep Fry: Heat your oil to 350 degrees, fry egg rolls until golden brown, about 2-3 minutes on each side. Drain on paper towels.

Enjoy!
Joey Yearous
Joey is a New Orleans native, Dominican alum, and LSU grad who joined the ranks of motherhood in the summer of 2019. She and her Colorado born-and-raised husband, Phil, left their Mid-City apartment for a house on the Northshore about ten days before they welcomed their son, Sam, into the world. A short 19 months later, their daughter Sloane arrived and their caboose Nicholas completed their family 17 months after that. Though she’s always had a passion for writing, it’s her work in whole-home generator sales that pays the bills. Her 3 kiddos keep her busy, but when she’s got a free moment, you can find her cooking, trying new restaurants, and listening to true crime podcasts. A consummate Pinterest fanatic, she’s always looking for her next DIY project or recipe to try. She believes good senses of humor and random acts of kindness make the world go ‘round.

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