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AAA Kitchen Recipes: A Tea Time Treat (Ginger Tea and Nuts)

A Tea Time Treat (Ginger Tea and Nuts) Featured Cook: Philippa from Uganda Peanuts Ingredients: Peanuts Salt and a little water A frying pan Method: Heat the pan. Put the peanuts and...

AAA Kitchen Recipes: Cassava

Cassava and peanuts porridge dish Featured cook: Gloria from the DRC Ingredients: Dried peeled cassava Fresh or dried peanuts Method: Get the dried cassava pounded using a mortar and...

AAA Kitchen Recipes: Fridge Lemon Tart

Fridge Lemon Tart Featured Cook: Cassidy from South Africa  Ingredients: 1 packet tennis biscuits (or any other biscuits really). 1 tin condensed milk (+- 340g) 1 tub smooth cream...

AAA Kitchen Recipes: Manyuchu (Samp)

Manyuchu (Samp) Featured Cook: Vongai from Zimbabwe Ingredients: Samp. Greens of your choice (peas, green beans, carrots). Chili and beef flavored Gravy pack.   Method: Soak samp in water and leave overnight. Boil...

Should Shakespeare Be Taught In Africa?

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AAA Kitchen Recipes: Kapenta Peanut

Kapenta Peanut Featured Cook: Billings from Zambia Ingredients: Kapenta Pounded Raw Nuts Onions Green pepper Olive Oil Salt Method: Fry the Kapenta until Golden brown. Add Onions and green pepper with a hint of salt. Fry...

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