Sukuma wiki — Swahili for “stretch the week” — is a ubiquitous dish in East African. Nutritious and tasty, it is a way of “stretching” out kitchen resources.
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Sukuma Wiki
Sufganiyot
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Strawberry Shortcake
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Stekt Gås
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Spaghetti and Meatballs
(American pasta with meatballs)
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