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Kebbi African Green Hot Pepper Sauce
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Kebbi African Green Hot Pepper Sauce
African Recipes by African Gourmet Kebbi African green hot pepper sauce is a spicy African hot sauce recipe used as a topping for vegetables, French fries, beans, meat seafood, and anything that needs an extra kick.
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Kebbi
African Green Hot Pepper Sauce
Ingredients
2 minced any
type of hot green pepper
3/4 cup
olive oil
1 teaspoon
minced garlic
1/4 cup white
vinegar
¼ teaspoon
salt
1 bunch
green onions chopped
1 teaspoon
green peppercorns
2 teaspoon
ground onion powder
Directions
Combine
all ingredients in a saucepan over medium-high heat and cook 5 minutes. Pour
sauce into prepared heatproof jars and use on seafood, meats, vegetable
dishes, beans, French fries and anything that needs an extra kick.
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Africa is surrounded by water but is not an island, here are a few African Island facts.
Madagascar is the 4th large island in the world and is located in the Indian Ocean supporting a unique biology, about 90% of its plants and animals are found nowhere else on earth.
Composed of 155 islands, Seychelles is Africa's smallest country. By far the largest island is Mahe, home to about 90% of the population and the site of its capital city of Victoria.
Cabo Verde has a strategic location 310 miles or 500 km from the west coast of Africa near major north-south sea routes; important communications station; important sea and air refueling site.
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