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'''Popiah''' is a type of [[spring roll]] commonly found in [[Malaysia]], [[Singapore]], [[Medan]], and [[Taiwan]]. It is a popular [[street food]] and is also frequently served in restaurants and at festive occasions. == Origin == The word "popiah" is derived from the [[Hokkien]] term "poh-piah" which means "thin wafer". The dish is believed to have originated from [[Fujian]] province in [[China]], and was brought to Southeast Asia by Chinese immigrants. == Preparation == Popiah is made by filling a thin, soft [[pancake]] with a variety of ingredients. The pancake is typically made from wheat flour and is similar to a [[crepe]]. The filling usually consists of finely grated and steamed [[jicama]] (also known as yam bean or turnip), which is mixed with cooked [[carrot]], [[bean sprouts]], and lettuce leaves. Other common ingredients include [[tofu]], [[prawns]], and [[Chinese sausage]]. The roll is then garnished with sweet [[soy sauce]], crushed peanuts, and fried shallots. == Variations == There are many regional variations of popiah. In Malaysia and Singapore, it is often served fresh, while in Taiwan, it is typically served deep-fried. In Medan, a version known as "lumpia" is popular, which is similar to the fresh version but includes additional ingredients such as bamboo shoots and eggs. == Cultural Significance == Popiah is often made at home during family gatherings, where each person can customize their own roll with their preferred ingredients. It is also a common dish during the [[Chinese New Year]] and other festive occasions. == See Also == * [[Spring roll]] * [[Chinese cuisine]] * [[Malaysian cuisine]] * [[Singaporean cuisine]] * [[Taiwanese cuisine]] [[Category:Street food]] [[Category:Chinese cuisine]] [[Category:Malaysian cuisine]] [[Category:Singaporean cuisine]] [[Category:Taiwanese cuisine]] {{food-stub}} <gallery> File:LunBhia.jpg|Popiah File:Popiah_stall.JPG|Popiah stall File:Ingredients_for_making_a_Taiwanese_Spring_Roll_in_Changhua_City.jpg|Ingredients for making a Taiwanese Spring Roll in Changhua City File:PopiahMaking_02.jpg|Making Popiah File:YosriPopiaGoreng.jpg|Popiah Goreng File:YosriPopiaGoreng1.jpg|Popiah Goreng File:Bò_bía.jpg|Bò bía </gallery>
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