Halal Tuna Cakes

Maranao Halal tuna cake image

These super-easy Halal Tuna Cakes are a great quick and easy meal. It’s crispy on the outside and moist on the inside and it’s cheap!

Maranao Halal tuna cake image
fried halal tuna cakes

Are Canned Tuna Halal?

In general, all fish is halal, so tuna is also Halal. There are lots of Halal canned tuna brands out there, Just keep in mind that always check the label of your ingredients. If in doubt, choose any halal alternatives. And cooking your own halal tuna cakes is not as complicated as it seems. For additional info read more about what is Halal and Haram.

Can You Eat Tuna Cakes On A Diet?

Absolutely and fortunately, making this homemade cheap halal tuna cakes recipe is super duper easy.

This Halal friendly tuna patty is low in carbs. It’s only 3-5 grams net carbs per serving, and tastes unbelievably delicious! Replace the cracker with almond flour to make it keto-friendly.

Ingredients for Halal Tuna Cakes

Filipino Maranao Halal canned tuna cake ingredients
Simple tuna cake ingredients available at home
  • Canned halal tuna (I used San Marino 180g corned tuna in this one)
  • Tomato (1pc, minced)
  • Garlic (1clove, minced)
  • Onion (1pc, medium-sized, minced)
  • Egg
  • 1 Crushed Cracker (Substitute 1 tbsp flour or corn starch)
  • Coconut Oil/Mantika for frying
  • Pinch of salt (if you prefer a bit salty)

Cooking Tuna pattie

Maranao Halal tuna cake cooking image
Maranao Halal tuna cake frying dallops image

First, Open the canned halal tuna and drain the oil very well. Next crush the Skyflakes cracker into powder.

Second, In a bowl, mix all ingredients; drain halal tuna, tomato, onion, garlic, and crushed cracker, and the egg. The mixture will be moist at first but will hold together once you roll it into a ball.

The third step is to get cooking. Over medium heat, prepare a frying pan. Fry tablespoon-size dollops for 3-4 minutes on each side in hot oil. This will yield 8-10 tuna cakes.

If the mixture is wet and sloppy, your tuna hasn’t been drained enough. Add an extra teaspoon of crushed cracker or flour to make it stick together.

You can serve with a squeeze of fresh lime and a dollop of ketchup or mayonnaise. or in my case, I just dip it in vinegar and a cup of rice. Yum.

The final step is to eat and enjoy your homemade halal tuna cakes!

Maranao Halal tuna cake finish product image


These Halal tuna cakes are so delicious that I keep making them every week. Oh, this recipe is halal, low-carb, and keto-friendly.


Try it yourself and try our other halal fritter recipes they are great too;

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