Reuben Egg Rolls
If you love a Reuben sandwich these Reuben Eggs Rolls are about to be your new favorite appetizer. Crispy on the outside and packed with savory corned beef, tangy sauerkraut and gooey swiss cheese. Fried to golden perfection and dressing on the side to dip it in .
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I fell in love with Reuben Egg Rolls while on a trip and had to make some . This past February I went on a girls trip to Destin , Florida. Why a beach trip in February? Because it is BEAUTIFUL anytime of year!! While there we ate at local Irish restaurant and I was introduced to these Reuben Egg Rolls . They were amazing! Even the picky eaters in my group liked them. I knew when I got home I needed to replicate these babies. My family adored them including my young great nephew . These would be great for any occasion that snacks are required and would be perfect for St. Patrick’s Day. Another great dish for parties and much easier is my Pineapple Jalapeno Meatballs .
This fun twist on the traditional sandwich turns those familiar flavors into the perfect party food. Each bite delivers that irresistible combination of salty, cheesy, and tangy goodness, especially when dipped in creamy Thousand Island dressing.Whether you’re making them for game day, a family gathering, or a St. Patrick’s Day celebration, these Reuben Egg Rolls are guaranteed to disappear fast. They’re easy to make, full of bold flavor, and a great way to turn a deli favorite into a crispy, crowd-pleasing appetizer.
What you will love about this recipe
- All the flavors of a classic Reuben sandwich
- Perfect appetizer for a party or Game day
- Great for a St Patrick’s day Celebration
- Easy to make ahead and heat up in the oven or air fryer
What you will need to make these egg rolls
- Deli Corned Beef
- Sauerkraut
- swiss cheese
- cream cheese
- Thousand Island Dressing
- Egg Roll wrappers
- Deep skillet for frying
- Thermometer for oil
- Heat resistant tongs
Let’s make some Reuben Egg Rolls
Start by draining and squeezing the sauerkraut as dry as possible. Then dice the corned beef and place all of the filling in a mixing bowl.
Either mix with a large spoon or hand mixer until blended. It is so much easier to use a hand mixer !
To roll Lay the wrapper with one corner pointing toward you, it will look like a diamond. Place a heaping Tablespoon of filling in the center of the wrapper. With your wet finger run a little water around all of the edges. Fold the corner closest to you over the filling. Then fold the left and right side to the center. Roll it closed and make sure the egg roll is sealed. Roll all your egg rolls before beginning the frying process.
Heat the prepared skillet with about 2 inches of oil to 375 degrees. Gently drop egg rolls in the grease with the seam side down. Once they start to brown flip them over and let them brown on the other side.
When they are golden brown on both side from them from the grease and allow to drain on paper towels.
Serve with a little extra Thousand Island dressing for dipping
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Ingredients
- 8 oz Corned Beef From the deli Thinly sliced
- 4 oz cream cheese Room Temperature
- 1/2 cup Thousand Island Dressing
- 1 cup Swiss Cheese grated
- 1 cup Sauerkraut
- 12 Egg Roll wrappers
- Vegetable Oil for Frying
- Small bowl of water for wrapping
Instructions
- Prepare a frying pan with a few inches of oil
- Drain and squeeze all the liquid out of the sauerkraut
- Dice the deli corned beef
- In a mixing bowl combine the diced corned beef , cream cheese, 1/2 cup of thousand island dressing, 1 cup shredded Swiss cheese and drained sauerkraut
- Either mix with a large spoon or hand mixer until blended
Prepare the Egg Roll
- Lay the wrapper with one corner pointing toward you, it will look like a diamond
- Place a heaping Tablespoon of filling in the center of the wrapper
- With your wet finger run a little water around all of the edges
- Fold the corner closest to you over the filling
- Then fold the left and right side to the center
- Roll it closed and make sure the egg roll is sealed
- Roll all your egg rolls before the frying process
- Note..It is really hard to understand how to roll these without visuals. I have pictures but I rolled them like traditional egg rolls. There are many how to videos on the internet.
Frying
- Heat the prepared skillet to 375 degrees
- Gently drop egg rolls in the grease with the seam side down
- Once they start to brown flip them over and let them brown on the other side
- After they are golden brown on both sides remove them from the grease and allow to drain on paper towels
- Serve with a little extra Thousand Island dressing for dipping
Notes
Nutrition
FAQs
Yes , you can make them and wait to fry them . If you want to get the frying out of the way you can keep then in a warm oven or reheat them in an Air Fryer .
Yes they won’t be exactly the same but it can be done . Spray them lightly with oil and air fry at 375°F for about 10-15 minutes, turning halfway through.
While corned beef is classic Pastrami would be a good second choice .
I love such cheesy and delicious options. Perfect for an awesome meal or snack any time.
huh. I would never have thought to put these ingredients into an egg roll or that they were ‘Irish’ but I guess it works. I would love a pile of these to try.
This is such a clever recipe! Love this idea, especially if there is sauerkraut involved (I love this stuff!). Would be perfect to serve at any gathering!
I love baked vegetable rolls , this looks good with fried version. perfect snack for potluck or parties.
Yes these are perfect for parties !
I have never heard of these, but as a huge reuben fan, I must try them!
Is the recipe title supposed to be Auto Draft?
Regardless, this looks so good!!! Bookmarked for later 🙂
Reuben Sandwiches are one of my favorite things ever, so I knew I had to try these. They are delicious! Just like a reuben sandwich but inside a crispy shell. Love it!
Yes!! If you love the sandwich you will love the egg rolls.
I love going out to new restaurants and getting inspired by new dishes that I would never have imagined to create. This is for sure unique!
Such an interesting recipe. I think I never tried anything like this. But sounds so delicious and inviting. I can’t wait to make this. I bet my family will love this too. Saving the recipe!
This is amazing. Irish dish in Asian form. Certainly, a clever recipe and a great party recipe.
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I made these for the super bowl and they were delicious. It was just my husband, daughter and myself but when I saw the recipe I HAD to made them! I love reuben’s and these were amazing. I had quite a few leftover though because I had so many other things to eat for super bowl, so I would like to know if you have ever frozen these for later. I mean I’ve made egg rolls before and frozen them for later use, but I was wondering what you thought? Thank you so much for a wonderful and easy recipe!! I will make these again and again!
I’m so glad you and your family enjoyed these. They are one of my favorite snacks. I have never froze these but I don’t see why you couldn’t . I would just reheat them like you would any other egg roll . If you do please let me know the outcome.
I’ve made Reuben egg rolls before but have to try this recipe with the addition of cream cheese. Sounds yum! I also add some caraway seeds to the mixture for just a touch more Reuben sandwich flavor. For those,of you who haven’t had Reuben egg rolls before … your life will be forever enhanced!! Slainte!