Lay out one wrapper, in a diamond formation. I like to place one on a plate with a point in front of me. Add about 3 tablespoons of the mixture in the center, closest to you.
Fold the wrapper over the mixture, and gently pull or roll back towards you to tighten the egg roll. Once pulled back, roll forward a turn or two, then fold over the sides, tucking underneath the roll. Brush the egg mixture onto about 1 inch of the top diamond area, the roll to seal.
Your goal here is to have a tight seal as you do not want cheese and hot oil to interfere. That will not be good, trust me. This video sums it up if you need any reference as to how to wrap an egg roll.
Repeat with as many wrappers or egg rolls that you would like to make. Mine yielded about 12 pizza egg rolls.
Now go check on your oil and temperature. You want your oil to be around 375 degrees. Once your oil is heated, carefully add a few egg rolls to the preheated oil. You do not want to overcrowd the pizza egg rolls.
These will fry up in a matter of minutes so keep an eye on them. Once a deep golden brown, remove with your slotted spoon or spider and place onto a wire rack, or paper lined plate to remove any excess oil. Repeat until completed.
To serve, you can shower the egg rolls with finely grated parmesan cheese, and a bowl full of heated marinara.
The texture of the egg roll wrapper lent itself perfectly with these pizza egg rolls. I'll be honest, I devoured two of them right away and had to back away from them as they were that great. My wife who seemed a bit skeptical fell in love with them, as well as did my son and daughter.