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Seasoned with Caribbean-style curry powder, dried thyme, bay leaf, ginger, and garlic, jollof rice is enjoyed as a main dish. It is often paired with beef, chicken, goat, and fish, or eggs.
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A flavorful stew of silky amaranth leaves and tender cubes of beef, seasoned with ground crayfish.
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