Mar 24 2010
Spicy Cheese Rolls aka Dynamite Sticks recipe
Spicy Cheese Rolls/Dynamite Sticks recipe: If you’ve been visiting bars and some Mexican restos, you might know this appetizer. I first had it at Mogwai Bar in Cubao Expo, listed as Dynamite Sticks. Jeff and I really liked munching on this so we made this at home.
Spicy Cheese Rolls/Dynamite Sticks
Ingredients:
- lumpia wrapper
- Kraft Eden cheese (cut into thin strips)
- green chilis (siling haba, the one used in cooking sinigang)
- store-bought bottle of chunky salsa
Steps:
1. After washing the green chilis, remove the seeds by slicing it in half. Make sure to remove all the seeds and white part inside the chili. You only need the skin.
Spicy Cheese rolls steps
2. Put strips of cheese and green chilis in the lumpia wrapper and wrap them. Seal the edges with water.
deep-fry!
3. Deep fry them until golden brown. Serve the chunky salsa on the side.
Notes:
- Don’t use quickmelt cheese because it oozes out of the wrapper long before the lumpia wrapper is cooked. The only thing left inside is the green chili.
- You can use any brand of salsa, spicy or not. We used Tostitos, available in the grocery. You can also make your own.
- Enjoy this with an ice-cold beer! hehe…
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aww!! this looks yummy!
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I haven’t tasted this and sa blog ko pa lang sya nakikita. I saw one blogger posting a recipe about this. Yung version nya may ham. Tapos sawsawan nya is suka with salt, pepper and cucumber. I’ve been wanting to try this at home, it looks so easy to make. Thanks sis for the recipe.
Lots of love,
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By the way sis, is it super anghang? Thanks.
Lots of love,
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I might try this without the chili. Not much into spicy food.
Thank you for sharing your recipe!
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No sis, kasi yung green chili di naman masyadong maanghang eh. Mas nagpapaanghang yung salsa, if you want you can make a different dip, or try the regular salsa na lang.
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looks yummy. siguro kahit maanghang na suka.. ayos!!!
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This one is super sarap!!! I first tasted it sa Gerry’s Grill (I think!). Afterwards, I also made it at home…super easy to do…super sarap even without the dip…since I like spicy food.
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Thank you for the recipe. I love cheese sticks but never tried the spicy version. I’ll try to make this next time.
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i have heard about dynamite sticks before. dali lang pala gawin, thanks for sharing this yummy recipe.
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Well i have never heard of those but they look so good and seem so easy to make that I might even try to make some ( I am not much of a cook unless it is a cake…) Though I have never heard of lumpia wrapper so I will have to look for that first.
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mukhang masarap. favorite ko to.
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i will be trying this, sis, but with 2 versions na lang for oldies (your version) for kiddos I will just replace the chilis with the canned pimiento
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We make this at home! We sometimes dip sa mayo honey mustard. Really sarap!
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I had one some days ago in a bar near our house, and they served it with a honey mustard-like dip. it was delicious!
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..thanks for sharing this
! sarap ito talaga…what ive tried, buo yung sili na ni wrapped so yung tangkay ang hawakan because it is supposed to be served super hot. 
then, kung walang sili, the dynamite name will not be justified diba? heheheh
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ehmcee Reply:
June 29th, 2011 at 1:52 pm
actually, masarap sya.. pero ang ginawa ko siling haba then cheese ang filling.. then balot s lumpia wrapper tapos deep fry.. hehe..’
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thanks for this recipe..now i can drink with my budies
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I’m planning to cook this one for my birthday, this will serve as one of my pulutans for my visitors who would be drinking alcoholic beverages
May I know how much does it costs you when you cooked this and how many pieces have you made with it? Thanks a lot! <3
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Badet Reply:
September 7th, 2011 at 10:42 pm
Hi Jobelle,
Advance happy birthday! Hindi ako magaling tumantya pero for this, under 100 pesos lang ang nagastos ko. Ang mahal lang yung cheese syempre, pero don’t use Quickmelt na, kahit Eden lang pwede na. Enjoy!
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Looks like a good pica pica! Will try this for Christmas;)!
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