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Boiled eggs wrapped in seasoned mash and fried — a Guyanese street snack.
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Egg balls are a popular snack sold at Guyanese stalls and snack shops: boiled eggs are wrapped in seasoned cassava mash, coated, and fried. The Guyanese way is to eat them with mango sour (a tart chutney). They're staples outside schools and at festival stalls. This version uses potato for the mash.
Boil and mash the potatoes and mix in the chopped onion and chili, butter, salt, and pepper.
Wrap the boiled eggs in the mash and roll into balls.
Coat in flour, then beaten egg.
Fry in 170°C oil until golden.
Toss chopped mango with vinegar, sugar, and a little salt for the sauce, and serve alongside.