Pasta jollof with tamarind juice
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#2k budget for lunchmy healthy jollof
Pasta jollof with tamarind juice
#2k budget for lunchmy healthy jollof
Cooking Instructions
- 1
Wash your vegetables and chop them
- 2
Boil your egg and slices them
- 3
Wash your fish.and fry it
- 4
Add your pasta in a hot boiling water per boiled for 5mintues.strain it in a stainer
- 5
In a clean pot add your vegetable oil and chop vegetables fry for 10mintues
- 6
Add 2cups of water,Maggi,curry,salt allow to cook for 10mintues
- 7
Add your per boiled pasta, spring onion and cook on a medium heat for 10 mintues.
- 8
For tamarind juice
Wash your Tamarind add your ginger and cloves and boiled for 15mintues - 9
Seive it add sugar to your taste and ice block
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