
Ghana
Akara
Àkàrà
Peeled black-eyed beans ground with onion and pepper, whipped until airy and deep-fried in balls, eaten hot for breakfast with pap or bread.
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Ghana
Àkàrà
Peeled black-eyed beans ground with onion and pepper, whipped until airy and deep-fried in balls, eaten hot for breakfast with pap or bread.

Nigeria
A palm-oil-fried akara variation with a deeper colour and roasted, savoury bean flavour.

Togo
Ripe plantain cut into thick slices and fried in red palm oil until the sugars catch, served with raw onion and a chilli sauce.

Nigeria
A Hausa savoury fritter made from fermented grain batter and served with pepper or sauce.

Nigeria
A Nigerian snack of fried cornmeal sticks, savory, crunchy, and often seasoned with pepper or ginger.

Ghana
Groundnut paste with the oil pressed out, spiced and deep-fried into hard rings or sticks, eaten alone or crumbled over other food.

Nigeria
A Yoruba water yam fritter, grated and spiced with pepper and onion, deep-fried until crisp, served with a pepper sauce or pap.

Nigeria
Balls of sweetened yeast batter dropped into hot oil by hand and fried until deep brown and hollow inside.

Sierra Leone
Bọ̀lì
Firm plantain roasted whole over open coals until blackened outside, split and eaten with roasted groundnuts or pepper sauce.