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Light, fluffy fried dough balls with a hint of sweetness — a beloved Nigerian snack.
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Made from yeast-leavened flour dough fried into golden balls, puff puff is enjoyed across West Africa. In Nigeria it's a party and gathering staple, prized for its crisp exterior and fluffy, chewy interior — also a popular street snack.
Dissolve the sugar and yeast in warm water and let sit for 5 minutes until foamy.
Combine flour, salt, and nutmeg in a bowl, add the yeast mixture, and mix into a thick, sticky batter.
Let the batter rise for about 1 hour, until nearly doubled.
With wet hands, pinch off bite-sized pieces of dough and drop into the oil.
Fry in 340°F (170°C) oil until golden brown.
Drain and serve hot.