How to Make Home Made Tuna Melt Hot Pockets

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How to Make Home Made Tuna Melt Hot Pockets

This incredibly simple recipe really has no real recipe since its all up to your taste buds.

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Alright let's get started. Remember that this recipe depends solely on your taste buds! Also, make sure your oven is pre-heated to 350F.

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Here's what I used. Please note the flavored mayonnaise. I used the garlic and herb variety here. You can use a different flavor or plain mayonnaise. Use whatever you like!

Here's what I used. Please note the flavored mayonnaise. I used the garlic and herb variety here. You can use a different flavor or plain mayonnaise. Use whatever you like!

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Mix the tuna, cheese, onion, mayo, salt, and pepper together. Give it a taste and adjust for seasoning as you see fit.

Mix the tuna, cheese, onion, mayo, salt, and pepper together. Give it a taste and adjust for seasoning as you see fit.

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Take half of the package of crescent rolls (4 triangle things) and lay it flat on a cookie sheet. Using your fingers, press down on the seams to close them off. Make sure you have no spaces.

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Lay your tuna mixture in the center of the crescent rolls.

Lay your tuna mixture in the center of the crescent rolls.

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Lay the remaining four triangles over the tuna mixture to form a pouch or pocket. Press down on the border of the crescent rolls to form a seal. Ensure there are no gaps on the top layer as well.

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I forgot to take a picture of what it should look like before it gets put in the oven but I'm sure you can tell by this picture.

I forgot to take a picture of what it should look like before it gets put in the oven but I'm sure you can tell by this picture.

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When it's a nice golden brown color (10-14 minutes) remove it from the oven and let it cool for 5 minutes.

When it's a nice golden brown color (10-14 minutes) remove it from the oven and let it cool for 5 minutes.

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It's finished! You should have a flaky crust with piping hot filling and melted cheese. Enjoy!

It's finished! You should have a flaky crust with piping hot filling and melted cheese. Enjoy!

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It's also important to note that one package made a single large hot pocket. You can use smaller amounts of filling with two triangles, then folding it over to seal. This method makes eight pockets.

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Supplies

One can of tuna (drained)

One 8oz package of crescent rolls

Salt to taste

Pepper to taste

Onion to taste

Shredded mild cheddar cheese

Mayonnaise (plain or flavored)

Kim Hansfordโœจ

love this idea!

Kim Hansfordโœจ last month

Robert Ruvalcaba

Made this as a late night snack yesterday. Great idea. I'm sure I'll be making this more often. Thanks!

Robert Ruvalcaba 8 months ago

Mayra Soto

Looks good, definitely will try!

Mayra Soto 9 months ago

Angela Doo

Much more interesting then a boring sandwich! I think I'll try with different fillings too! Thanks

Angela Doo 9 months ago

Barbara Grant

I can't wait to try this! what a great idea and neat take on a tuna sandwich! thanks!!

Barbara Grant 9 months ago

Khadidja Keita

Thanks i did not Know what to make for thรฉ lunch tomorrow great idea

Khadidja Keita 9 months ago

Omar Dakhane

Thanks Mark!

Omar Dakhane 9 months ago

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Alexis Johnson

YUMMMMMMMMM

Alexis Johnson 9 months ago

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