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This classic Mozambican dish is usually made with clams, peanuts and pumpkin leaves. The recipe from Safaris & Spices by Nico Verster has been adapted to add prawns and spinach leaves, as they are easier to come by.
Extracted with kind permission from Safari & Spices by Nico Verster, published by Jacana Media. Image credits to Joe Dreyer.
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