Senegalese fried pastries filled with spiced fish or meat and served with tomato-onion dipping sauce.
Fataya are Senegalese hand pies, crisp outside and savory inside. Fish versions are especially beloved, often eaten with a sharp tomato-onion sauce.
Senegalese fried pastries filled with spiced fish or meat and served with tomato-onion dipping sauce.
Best for Best for snacks, parties, street-food trays, and Ramadan tables., with a medium cooking level and about 90 minutes total.
Tomato-onion sauce, hot pepper, or tea.
Street and sweet table. Market snacks, bean sandwiches, grills, and millet desserts.
broken rice, dried fish, netetou, peanut paste, tamarind
Tomato-onion sauce, hot pepper, or tea.
Street and sweet table
Keep the rhythm calm, watch the texture, and adjust seasoning at the end.
Fillings may be fish, beef, chicken, or vegetables. Shape and spice vary by cook.