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Traditional Masterpiece: Telande Shares an Amazing Recipe on how to Prepare “Guinea Fowl Shito”

Plain cooking will always prove to be boring as there is no fun without the twists and turns of variety and little speckles of adventure. Unethical as it may sound, trying different combinations is not an unacceptable concept and if you do not try it out, how then are you to be trusted to make a sound judgement. So with that, we bring to you the meal to be prepared, the traditional masterpiece “Guinea Fowl Shito

The recipe for this is carefully brought together as it is a hybrid between stew and a different dish which might be a cause for confusion, but not to worry because the laid out cooking processes will definitely lead you to achieving victory in your kitchen space.

As seen in video

So sit tight and watch as Telande World gives you the very best of meal making tutorials with a mission to re-brand the presentation of local African foods and ingredients so as to reach international standards. Their goal too is to fundamentally change the way the world appreciates and engages with African food.

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Recipe

  • Guinea fowl
    Onions
    Garlic
    Scotch bonnets (a type of chili pepper)
    Dried chili peppers
    African nutmeg
    Cloves
    Water
    Vegetable oil
    Tomato paste
    Shrimp powder
    Curry powder
    Dried rosemary
    Stock (possibly)
    Eggs
    Salt
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Praise Oluebube is a Web Content Writer based in Abia State. He is always seeking new opportunities to challenge himself and grow in his craft. In his free time, Praise can be found writing or surfing the web for cultural events. He is an avid K-drama enthusiast and has a love for African literature and fashion.

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