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17th March 2023
Carrot swallow is a healthy and delicious alternative to traditional starchy swallow dishes like eba, fufu, and pounded yam. Made from fresh carrots, this gluten-free and low-carb dish is perfect for those who are looking to eat healthier or who have dietary restrictions. In this article, we will provide a step-by-step guide on how … Continue reading How To Prepare Carrot Swallow
22nd February 2023
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21st February 2023
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Mouth Watering indeed. I can wait to hit the next Jevinik Restaurant. What an eye opener; the eforiro, fisherman soup, ekpang even our own abacha. Oh my God! The array of delicacies as mentioned in this article has left me with the thirst and hunger for our local African dishes. A Great, articulate, comprehensive, detailed and apt article.
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Mouth Watering indeed. I can’t wait to hit the next Jevinik Restaurant. What an eye opener; the eforiro, fisherman soup, ekpang, even our own abacha. Oh my God! The array of delicacies as mentioned in this article has left me with the thirst and hunger for our local African dishes. A great, inspiring, articulate, comprehensive, detailed and apt article.