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    Paté Thon (Tuna Paté)

    Paté Thon (Tuna Paté)
    Source: Cuisine Mauritian•
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    These typical Mauritian appetizers are prepared with a flaky pie crust dough as base, which is then stuffed with any nice filling of your choice and finally deep fried. They are served with a mint-coriander chutney.

    Recipe Ingredients

    Servings:
    4

    Instructions

    1. 1

      Heat some oil over medium high

    2. 2

      1 large onion diced

    3. 3

      1 tbsp ginger and garlic paste

    4. 4

      1 tbsp chilli flakes

    5. 5

      2 chillies finely chopped

    6. 6

      Salt to taste

    7. 7

      Cook until the onion is soft

    8. 8

      1 tbsp tumeric powder

    9. 9

      1 tbsp cumin powder

    10. 10

      1 tbsp coriander powder

    11. 11

      Black pepper

    12. 12

      Turn off the heat and allow to cool completely

    13. 13

      3 cups plain flour 384g

    14. 14

      Salt to taste

    15. 15

      1 cup unsalted butter 227g

    16. 16

      Rub in with your fingertips until the mixture resembles fine breadcrumbs

    17. 17

      Add about 5-6 tbsps of water

    18. 18

      Mix to a firm dough

    19. 19

      Knead for a few minutes

    20. 20

      Allow to rest for 10 minutes

    21. 21

      2 tins of tuna, drained

    22. 22

      Add the onion mixture

    23. 23

      Chopped coriander

    24. 24

      Half of lemon juice

    25. 25

      Divide dough into 4

    26. 26

      Roll the dough thinly

    27. 27

      Cut into big square or rectangle

    28. 28

      Add the filling

    29. 29

      Roll and seal the edges properly

    30. 30

      Gently press the side using a fork

    31. 31

      On medium low fry the pastry, until golden brown

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    Credits: Source: Cuisine Mauritian