For this step, the spring roll pastry should be thawed ahead of time. I like to take the package out of the freezer and keep it in the fridge over night. Take the package out of the fridge and let it sit outside for 30 minutes. Take it out of the package right before you are ready to make the rolls. Once you take it out of the package, keep it wrapped in a wet cloth or wet paper towel and work with one at a time.
Place one sprint roll sheet on a flat surface. Fill each spring roll wrapper with 1-2 tbsp of coleslaw and 1 tbsp of chilli paneer mix. Placing the filling just below the center of the wrapper.
Fold the bottom corner/point over the filling and gently tuck under.
Then fold both sides in and start rolling up tightly, not too tight that the wrapper cracks.
Spread little water at the end of the unfolded corner using your finger to seal the wrapper. Place prepared spring roll under a wet cloth or wet paper towel so that they do not get dry.
Repeat with remaining coleslaw, chilli paneer mixture and wrappers to make as many spring rolls as you can.
Preheat air fryer on 390°F. Spray oil in the air fryer basket. Place prepared spring rolls in one single layer and spray oil on each of them. Do not over crowd the basket with rolls, air fry them in multiple batches if need be.
Air fry them for 12-15 minutes, flipping and spraying rolls in the middle.
If baking them, pre-heat over at 425°F. Brush rolls with some oil. Bake them for 20 minutes, turning them at 10 minutes mark. Or until they get crispy.
If deep frying them, fry them in hot oil on medium heat on both sides until they get crispy all the way around.
Serve them hot with mix of soy sauce, hoisin sauce, sriracha sauce and hint of sesame oil.