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True to its name, "the devil inside," a spicy fish filling wrapped and fried into a beloved snack.
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True to Cabo Verde's island setting, this pastel wraps a filling of tuna or swordfish sautéed with chili and tomato in thin dough and fries it. The name "diabo dentro" ("devil inside") is said to come from its spicy kick. Sold fresh and hot from market and beach stalls, it's a popular handheld snack.
Mince the onion, garlic, and tomato.
Heat oil in a pan and sauté the onion and garlic, then add the tomato and chili powder and cook further.
Drain the tuna and add, cooking to evaporate excess liquid, to make the filling; let cool slightly.
Wrap the filling in a dumpling wrapper and seal the edges firmly with a fork.
Fry in 340°F (170°C) oil until golden.