Xerém Tradicional
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Xerém is the Portuguese name for a coarse-ground yellow maize meal that's often used as a thickener for soups and stews and which features to a remarkable extent in Cape Verdean cuisine. Ingredients:
200g fresh tuna
Xerém Tradicional
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