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- 1
Wash your plantain, clean with towel
- 2
Peel and cut into your desire size and fry.
N.B
Box shape is the best. You can use your own shape if you can't get the box shape - 3
Set aside and wash your gizzard and boil for 15 minutes. Cut into small shape.
- 4
When it's done,fry it as well and step aside on a clean plate or bowl
- 5
Next. Pour 3 spoon of vegetable oil in your pot, add onions, thyme (optional), green and red bell pepper, seasoning 1, a pinch of salt
- 6
Cover to cook for 3mins, stir occasionally
- 7
Pour in your fried dodo and gizzard and mix together
- 8
Allow it to get hot for 5mins.
N.B use low heat when frying your dodo, gizzard and Making the sauce to avoid getting burned
- 9
Serve with your juice or smoothie
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