Akara: West African Bean Fritters
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Akara is a tasty fried black eyed pea fritter that can be served by itself, a side of pap, custard, porridge oats or as shown, in a burger.
Akara is a tasty fried black eyed pea fritter that can be served by itself, a side of pap, custard, porridge oats or as shown, in a burger.
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