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Preparation
30 minutes
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Cooking
30 minutes
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Difficulty
Medium
Paté buns have a crispy golden crust and a chewy, soft inside that blends with the rich, fatty flavor of egg paté, creating an incredibly delicious dish. Let’s go to the kitchen with Tastetutorial.com to make it right away!
Ingredients for Fried Paté Buns For 8 buns
All-purpose flour 150 gr (Type 11 flour) Breadcrumbs 150 gr Baking powder 3 gr (leavening agent) Instant yeast 3 gr Paté 100 gr Eggs 3 pieces Cooking oil 10 ml Sugar 30 gr
What is Paté?
Paté is a dish made from a mixture of ground meat and animal liver along with various spices. This food is often eaten with bread or sandwiches.
How to make Fried Pâté Buns
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Boil the eggs
First, boil 3 eggs until cooked and then peel them.
Next, use a knife or dental floss to cut the eggs into 4 equal parts.
- Tips for boiling eggs correctly: It’s best to put the eggs into the pot when the water is still cold, as adding the eggs when the water is boiling can easily cause the eggs to crack.
- Tips for peeling eggs quickly: Place the eggs in a sealed container, then shake vigorously to crack the shell, and finally gently separate the shell. Alternatively, you can check out more quick egg peeling methods in the following sharing from Tastetutorial.com.
See details: Quick boiled egg peeling tips
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Mix the dough
Add 150g of flour, 30g of sugar, 3g of baking powder, 3g of instant yeast, 10ml of cooking oil, and 65ml of water into a bowl.
Use a spoon to mix the ingredients thoroughly until they are well combined.
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Kneading the dough
Place the dough on the table, then knead until it forms a smooth, elastic ball that doesn’t stick to your hands.
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Shaping the pate bun
Roll the dough into a long shape, then divide it into about 8 equal parts and roll them into balls.
Next, use a rolling pin to thin out the outer edges of each piece of dough, place a bit of pate and a quarter of an egg in the center, and pinch the edges of the dough together.
Finally, quickly dip the buns into a layer of water, then coat them evenly with a layer of breadcrumbs.
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Fried pate buns
Put a pot of oil on the stove, when the oil is gently boiling, add the buns and fry until the outside is golden brown and crispy.
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Final product
The fried pate bun has a crispy golden brown outer layer, while the inside is chewy and soft, served with a rich and flavorful egg pate filling, just a taste and you’ll be in love.
How to store buns
Store the buns in the refrigerator and use within 2 days, when eating just fry them hot again.
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Tastetutorial.com wishes you success in making the delicious and nutritious fried pate buns for the whole family to enjoy on weekends!
*Source for the recipe and images from the Youtube channel Ngon’s