Dumplings

Millet Balls

Aiyash

Chad

Deep-fried millet flour balls eaten by Chadian Arabs; simple in flavor, which is why they are dipped in sauces; popular sauces include harissa lime sauce, peanut sauce, and saka saka sauce; ubiquitous in Chad; the dumpling of Chadian cuisine; served with dishes that provide a sauce for dipping.

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What it is

A closer look at Millet Balls.

Deep-fried millet flour balls eaten by Chadian Arabs; simple in flavor, which is why they are dipped in sauces; popular sauces include harissa lime sauce, peanut sauce, and saka saka sauce; ubiquitous in Chad; the dumpling of Chadian cuisine; served with dishes that provide a sauce for dipping.

What to look for

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Golden-brown, crispy fried millet balls; dense and starchy inside; served with harissa lime, peanut, or saka saka sauce for dipping; a ubiquitous street and home snack; the Chadian dumpling.

Where it belongs

Origins and
traditions.

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Native to

Chad

Country-wide tradition

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