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Attiéké topped with fried tuna, raw onion, and chili — Abidjan's student-favorite street meal.
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Garba is a simple dish of attiéké (fermented cassava) topped with fried tuna and showered with chopped raw onion, tomato, and chili. Cheap and filling, it's hugely popular with Abidjan's students and workers, and specialist stalls called 'garbadromes' are all over the city. It's usually eaten by hand.
Cut the tuna into large cubes and toss with salt.
Fry crisp in 170°C oil.
Rehydrate the couscous in boiling water and add lemon juice and a little salt for tang.
Finely chop the onion, tomato, and green chili and toss with the stock powder and salt.
Mound the couscous on plates and top with the fried tuna.
Pour over plenty of the chopped vegetables.