Mofongo
[muh-fong-goh; Spanish maw-fawng-gaw] /məˈfɒŋ goʊ; Spanish mɔˈfɔŋ gɔ/
noun, plural mofongos [muh-fong-gohz; Spanish maw-fawng-gaws] /məˈfɒŋ goʊz; Spanish mɔˈfɔŋ gɔs/ (Show IPA)
1.
a Puerto Rican dish of mashed fried plantains with pork cracklings and garlic.
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