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Very spicy black pepper sauce (Shito), typical of West Africa, made with onions, ginger, garlic, chilies, fish powder, shrimp powder, tomato concentrate and plenty of vegetable oil. Optionally, beef pieces and shrimp or beef broth are added. Keeps for several months in jars.
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