
🇭🇹 HaitiCatalog recipe
Golden street-corner hand pies with a peppery beef or herring filling, fried till blistered — Haiti's grab-and-go answer to the empanada.
For 8 servings.
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Make a supple dough from flour, baking powder, salt, a spoon of oil and water; rest 30 minutes.
Cook the beef with onion, garlic, tomato paste and scotch bonnet until dry and intense.
Roll thin rounds, fill, fold into half-moons, and crimp hard.
Fry at 175°C until blistered deep gold, turning once.
💡 Blisters mean the dough was rolled thin enough. Smooth pies are thick pies.
Cool three minutes — molten filling forgives no one — then eat from the paper.
Fried pastry pockets are the heartbeat of Haitian fritay stands. Paté kòde travels from school gates to late-night corners; the crust must blister and crackle, the filling must bite back.
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