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White cheese made by northern Benin's herders, fried golden — a light bite.
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Wagasi is a fresh cheese made by the pastoral Fulani (Peul) people of northern Benin, with milk curdled using plant juice. Some have rinds dyed red. Sold as rounds at markets, it's fried or grilled and eaten with chili and tomato sauce.
Cut the cheese 1.5cm thick.
Heat oil in a frying pan and fry until golden on both sides.
Finely chop the tomato, onion, and chili.
Toss with salt to make a sauce.
Serve with the cheese.