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Mashed ripe banana mixed into batter and fried — a favorite Ivorian snack.
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Banana beignets are a simple fried treat: very ripe bananas are mashed, mixed with flour, and dropped by the spoonful into oil. In Côte d'Ivoire they're enjoyed as a children's snack or breakfast and sold at markets and by the roadside. Crisp outside and moist inside, they make the most of the banana's natural sweetness.
Mash the bananas smooth with a fork.
Add the flour, sugar, baking powder, nutmeg, and salt and mix (add a little water if stiff).
Let stand 10 minutes to come together.
Shape into balls with two spoons and drop into 170°C oil.
Fry 3–4 minutes, rolling them, until golden.
Drain and dust with powdered sugar.