Irish Egg Rolls are a fun twist on classic egg rolls with an Irish twist! They only use a handful of ingredients too!
These things are totally filled with corned beef, cabbage, and veggies!
They’re perfect for St. Patrick’s Day or any time you crave a delicious snack!
You’re going to love how easy and tasty these are!
This Irish egg rolls recipe is a unique and delicious way to use up leftover corned beef.
They’re easy to make and perfect for parties or gatherings.
The crispy golden brown exterior is SOOO yummy!
You can customize the filling with your favorite ingredients.
And each little Irish egg roll is perfect for dipping too!
What Is an Irish Egg Roll?
An Irish Egg Roll is a fun and tasty twist on traditional egg rolls!
Egg rolls are usually filled with Pork, cabbage, and sauces.
But these egg rolls are filled with corned beef, cabbage, potatoes, and carrots.
They’re deep-fried until golden brown and crispy after filling!
They are the perfect appetizer or snack for St. Patrick’s Day celebrations!
Or really any time you want a delicious savory treat!
What Ingredients Are in Irish Egg Rolls?
These cabbage egg rolls use traditional corned beef and turn out perfect the first time!
Here’s what you’ll need to grab from any grocery stores:
- Chopped Corned Beef: Adds a savory and delicious flavor.
- Chopped Steamed Cabbage: Provides a tender and mild taste.
- Diced Cooked Potatoes: Adds a hearty and filling texture.
- Diced Cooked Carrots: Adds a touch of sweetness and color.
- Egg Roll Wrappers: The crispy exterior that holds all the fillings.
- Oil: Vegetable or canola oil for frying.
Pro Tip: Use leftover corned beef and veggies to make this recipe even easier!
How to Make Irish Egg Rolls?
St. Paddy’s Day just got better! And actually you might want these all year long!
Here’s how to make these yummy Irish eggrolls!
- Lay out a single egg roll wrapper on a clean, dry surface.
- Place a filling mixture in the center of each wrap.
- Roll and wet the edges to seal.
- Fry a few egg rolls at a time until golden brown.
- Remove and set on paper towels to drain.
Pro Tips:
- Heat oil in deep fryer before you start frying.
- Make sure the oil is hot enough to prevent soggy egg rolls.
- Use a slotted spoon to remove the egg rolls from the oil.
- You can cook your corned beef two ways: Crock Pot and Corned Beef and Instant Pot Corned Beef.
Can You Make Irish Egg Rolls Ahead of Time?
Yes, you can prepare Egg Rolls ahead of time!
Just store them in the fridge until you’re ready to fry.
Don’t fry them first if you know you want them later.
Then you have to deal with making sure they don’t get over cooked.
And also making sure they aren’t soggy.
It’s easier if you know you aren’t eating them yet, just to fry them up later.
How to Store Irish Egg Rolls?
Store leftover egg rolls in an airtight container in the fridge.
They will stay fresh for up to 2 days.
I recommend reheating in the oven or an air fryer.
I love them crispy!
And it’s always a little disappointing when the shells are soft.
Just careful not to burn them. They’re already cooked so just warm them up.
Can You Freeze Irish Egg Rolls?
Yes, you can freeze Irish Egg Rolls.
Hello little bag of yummy egg rolls in your freezer!
Place them on a baking sheet and freeze until solid.
Then transfer to a freezer-safe bag.
They can be frozen for up to 3 months.
Reheat in the oven or air fryer until crispy and warm.
And don’t forget to label the bag! Unless you know you won’t forget them.
But anytime I say I won’t forget something I do.
So just label them okay?
Do You Bake or Fry Irish Egg Rolls?
Traditional Irish Egg Rolls are deep-fried until golden brown and crispy.
And they are seriously heavenly!
But you can also bake them in the oven.
Or cook them in an air fryer. That works too.
The benefits to those are you don’t have to deal with hot oil.
But then you also don’t get that fried in oil taste. Yum!
So I guess just pick which option you want the most and go for it.
Are Irish Egg Rolls Healthy?
Corned beef and cabbage egg rolls are a delicious treat! Like.. ultra delicious.
But they should still be enjoyed in moderation.
You can bake or air fry them if you don’t want the oil from deep frying.
Though honestly… they’ve got veggies and meat… so they can’t be all bad!
When to Serve Irish Egg Rolls?
Irish Egg Rolls are perfect for St. Patrick’s Day parties!
They’re also great for game day snacks, or any other gathering or party!
They’re a great way to use up leftover corned beef after a holiday meal.
Goodness! Even just a weeknight dinner! Serve them whenever the mood strikes I guess!
What to Serve with Irish Egg Rolls?
Serve these egg rolls with dipping sauces!
Russian dressing, Thousand Island Dressing, or Dijon mustard would all be good!
They also pair well with a light salad or roasted vegetables.
And if it’s St. Paddy’s Day? You can’t forget about these yummy St. Patrick’s Day recipes:
- Corned Beef Fries
- Lucky Charm Rice Krispie Treats
- Chocolate Covered Mint Oreos
- Corned Beef and Crackers
- Skittles Marshmallows
- Pistachio Fruit Salad
- Kool Aid Popcorn
- Leprechaun Crunch
- Corned Beef Quesadilla
- Soda Bread
- Lime Chiffon
- Rainbow Jello
- Pan Fried Asparagus
Irish Egg Rolls are a fun and tasty way to enjoy leftover corned beef!
With their crispy exterior and savory filling, they’re sure to be a hit at any gathering!
Try making them today and enjoy this delicious twist on a classic dish!
Irish Egg Rolls

These Irish Egg Rolls are filled with corned beef, cabbage, and veggies, then fried until golden brown. Perfect for St. Patrick’s Day or any time you crave a delicious snack!
Ingredients
- 4 ounces chopped corned beef
- 1 cup chopped steamed cabbage
- 1 cup diced cooked potatoes
- 1 cup diced cooked carrot
- 8 egg roll wrappers
- Vegetable Oil
Instructions
- Heat oil in a deep fryer or small pot to 375*
- Lay out a single wonton wrapper.
- Place 1/4 - 1/2 cup corned beef, carrots and potatoes in the center of egg roll.
- Roll according to package directions.
- Wet edges with water and seal shut.
- Continue to do this to all egg rolls.
- Place egg rolls into hot (only a few at a time) and cook turning until golden brown.
- Remove from oil and set on paper towel.
Nutrition Information:
Yield:
12Serving Size:
1Amount Per Serving: Calories: 116Total Fat: 3gSaturated Fat: 1gTrans Fat: 0gUnsaturated Fat: 2gCholesterol: 11mgSodium: 224mgCarbohydrates: 17gFiber: 1gSugar: 1gProtein: 4g
Photos & Text Updated: March 3, 2025
Mary (The Godmother @ Goodie Godmother)
Wednesday 25th of February 2015
How cute are these! They would be so perfect for a St. Patrick's Day party or football game.
Janelle
Monday 2nd of March 2015
Thank you so much Mary! They are easy and a perfect way to use the leftover Corned Beef!!