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Fermented rice batter cooked in a pan with small round wells — Niger's rice pancakes.
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Masa is a Hausa dish: soaked rice is ground, fermented, and cooked in a special pan with many small wells. Crisp outside, fluffy inside, and faintly sour, it's eaten for breakfast with chili powder, sugar, or soup.
Blend the cooked rice and water until smooth.
Add the rice flour, yeast, sugar, and salt and mix.
Cover and let ferment in a warm place for 2 hours.
Heat a takoyaki pan, oil it, and pour in the batter.
When the bottoms are golden, turn and cook both sides.