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servingsEasy
10 min
Tuna and coconut are commonly found in Maldivian cuisine, notably in this national dish. Quick to prepare and great for a snack or a simple lunch, this version of mas huni uses those same ingredients, but with valhomas (preserved, smoked tuna) instead of fresh. Valhomas can be difficult to source, but high-quality canned tuna in brine is a great substitute. The dish is a dynamic sensory experience—spicy, sour, sweet, and smoky. Serve it with chapati, naan, steamed white rice, or a simple sa
