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Wok eggs, fried rice and hot Dry Noodles.
Hardy greens stewed with tomatoes and peanuts and spiked with chili is a staple food in parts of Africa. For our version of the dish called muriwo unedovi, we use collards, as they hold up well under the intensity of pressure cooking and the prolonged heat of slow cooking. The peanuts are in the form of chunky peanut butter; it lends the potlikker (cooking liquid) creaminess while also adding rich roasted nut flavor. Black-eyed peas aren’t customary, but they make the greens substantial enough that they can be served as a vegetarian main. Rice or cornbread are excellent sides to these greens.
Servings
Don't be afraid of the habanero chilies. They're left whole so they contribute their characteristic fruitiness without releasing overwhelmingly spicy heat.
35 minutes active
tablespoon coconut oil, preferably unrefined
medium yellow onion, chopped
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