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A rich and fragrant sauce made with tomatoes, scrambled eggs, salted fish and spices, served over boiled potatoes. Inspired by Ghanaian cuisine, this comforting recipe combines the salty taste of fish, the sweetness of tomatoes and the heat of red curry.
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