How people call "pâté chaud" in English ?

Question

I googled "pâté chaud" but it showed almost Vietnamese sites only. Anybody tell me what people call it in English. This is a French pastry, with 3 layers of puff pastry and ground pork inside. Please help, thank in advance.

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Thank you all giving me some ideas, I got different names about pate chaud now.

Answer 1

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It's not a French pastry, it's a Vietnamese pastry commonly known as Bánh Pâté Chaud.

Vietnam, as we know it today, was governed by the French for a very long time and, until 1954, was part of French Indochina.

Many Vietnamese foods, like Bánh Pâté Chaud, have a French influence.

If you search for Bánh Pâté Chaud on Flickr, you'll find many pictures of this savory, Vietnamese puff pastry.

Source(s):

http://www.flickr.com/photos/danburgmurm…

Answer 2

It's a French phrase and in English it means," Hot Pie".

Answer 3

i don't believe "pie" is an exact translation of "pate" - i would say the phrase just means "hot pate." i did a search for hot pate & found a few recipes that seem to be what you're looking for, here's one that looks good:
http://ile-maurice.tripod.com/patechaud.…

hope this helps!

Answer 4

Pate chaud is actually a French-Inspired Vietnamese dish. I think that even in English, we'd be calling it a pate chaud, or at least a pork pasty or something like that.

If it were French, it would be a pate en croute.

Source(s):

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vietnamese_…

Answer 5

The exact translation would be paste heat or hot paste. This might be a name that the Vietnamese have given a food item that they make. But by your description it sounds like what we would a beef/pork patty, like the Jamaican ones.