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== Directions ==
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== Procedures ==
 
# Season the fish with the [[garlic]], [[olive oil]], [[salt]] and laurel.  
 
# Season the fish with the [[garlic]], [[olive oil]], [[salt]] and laurel.  
 
# In a large saucepan place the [[Onion]] sliced in rings, the [[garlic]], the laurel, the [[pepper]], the [[tomato]]es chopped up, the [[sage]] and the [[olive oil]].  
 
# In a large saucepan place the [[Onion]] sliced in rings, the [[garlic]], the laurel, the [[pepper]], the [[tomato]]es chopped up, the [[sage]] and the [[olive oil]].  
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# The broth can be accompanied, on the same plate, with [[white rice]], or with [[corn|maize]] porridge.
 
# The broth can be accompanied, on the same plate, with [[white rice]], or with [[corn|maize]] porridge.
  
[[Category:Cape Verdean Recipes]]
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[[Category:Cape Verdean cuisine]]
[[Category:Cape Verdean Meat Dishes]]
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[[Category:Seafood Recipes]]

Latest revision as of 16:38, 16 July 2012

Ingredients

Procedures

  1. Season the fish with the garlic, olive oil, salt and laurel.
  2. In a large saucepan place the Onion sliced in rings, the garlic, the laurel, the pepper, the tomatoes chopped up, the sage and the olive oil.
  3. Fry this for a short while then add the potatoes, the cassava, the yam and the pumpkin cut into cubes. Allow it to stew for a while, adding sufficient water for this purpose.
  4. When nearly all the ingredients are cooked, add the fish.
  5. When the fish is cooked the broth is ready.
  6. If the broth is too watery then, separate from the saucepan, you can dilute a spoon of flour with a small quantity of the broth, and add this to the saucepan with a wooden spoon, to ensure that it does not stick to the spoon.
  7. The broth can be accompanied, on the same plate, with white rice, or with maize porridge.