The Filipino-American (Fil-Am) Christmas Party 2013 is tomorrow night. My cousin and I are bringing spring rolls (lumpia) for it is a Potluck style party. We are already set as far as our Holiday party outfits are concerned. The little ones’ party dresses are ready to wear.
We all went to the Asian Market this afternoon to buy the ingredients for the lumpia. Then DD and I headed to my cousin’s house because agreed to make the lumpia at her house. The little girls were busy playing while cousin and I prepared the stuff. When it was time to wrap the stuffing, she played a movie called American Girl. The movie got the girls’ attention for a while. Good children’s movies can make kids busy.
We made about 200 pieces of lumpia. And they’re ready to fry tomorrow afternoon.
Almost done with lumpia wrapping. Ready for a good night sleep. 🙂
I’ve never tried lumpia but love spending time with family. Merry Christmas!
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That is a lot of lumpia, I hope you do a follow up post for this event. I am having a lot of fun learning about the Filipino culture, everything I read sounds so beautiful.
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Spring rolls are time consuming to make, but very yummy. The wait and effort is worth it.
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Parties are sometimes exhausting but yet very fun to attend too, those are a lot of lumpia that i believe everyone would love to enjoy them.
Sounds fun, sama ako mare hehehe.
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Never tried lumpia but love to try new foods. Sounds yummy!
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