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Ripe plantain fried — the side essential on Equatoguinean tables.
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Plátano frito is Spanish for 'fried plantain,' and in Equatorial Guinea it's served alongside almost every fish or chicken dish. Ripe plantain sliced diagonally and fried turns toasty outside and sweet inside.
Trim both ends of the plantains, slit the skins, and peel.
Slice diagonally 1.5cm thick.
Fry in 170°C oil for 3–4 minutes until golden on both sides.
Drain and sprinkle with a little salt.
Serve with fish or chicken dishes.