Pastries

Bean Fritters

Beignet de haricots

Mali

Bean fritters sold as street food in Mali; listed in the Mali tourism document alongside brochettes and froufrou; black-eyed peas are soaked, ground, seasoned, and deep-fried; a popular, inexpensive snack; similar to akara across West Africa; found at street stalls in Bamako and other cities; the breakfast of urban Mali.

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What it is

A closer look at Bean Fritters.

Bean fritters sold as street food in Mali; listed in the Mali tourism document alongside brochettes and froufrou; black-eyed peas are soaked, ground, seasoned, and deep-fried; a popular, inexpensive snack; similar to akara across West Africa; found at street stalls in Bamako and other cities; the breakfast of urban Mali.

What to look for

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The fritters should be golden and crispy; made from ground black-eyed peas; a popular, inexpensive snack; similar to akara; found at street stalls in Bamako; the breakfast of urban Mali; costs $0.25-0.50 per piece; a beloved street food.

Where it belongs

Origins and
traditions.

Food rarely respects a border. These are the places the dataset connects most strongly to Bean Fritters.

Native to

Mali

Country-wide tradition

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Traditional in

Sierra Leone

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Traditional in

Togo

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Traditional in

Burkina Faso

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Traditional in

Benin

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Names around the table

One food, more than one name.

Bean Frittersprimary
Beignet de haricotslocal · 🇲🇱
Binch Akaralocal · 🇸🇱

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