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Thinly sliced taro fried until crisp — a popular snack at Tuvaluan markets.
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A simple snack made by thinly slicing and frying taro, one of the island's main crops alongside breadfruit. Beloved as the local version of potato chips, it's typically served with a coconut-flavored chili sauce.
Peel the taro and slice thinly with a mandoline.
Soak briefly in water to remove some starch, then pat dry thoroughly.
Fry in 340°F (170°C) oil until golden.
Drain and sprinkle with salt.
Serve with a dip made from coconut milk and chili sauce.