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Malanga (a taro relative) sliced thin and fried — an Equatoguinean light snack.
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Malanga is an aroid tuber and one of the staples of Equatorial Guinea. Besides being boiled or stewed, it's sliced thin and fried into chips that make a favorite snack, salted and eaten with chili sauce.
Peel the taro and slice 2mm thick.
Soak in water to remove the slime and pat thoroughly dry.
Fry in 160°C oil for 5–6 minutes until crisp.
Drain.
Sprinkle with salt and chili powder.