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What is dokono?

Updated: 11/11/2022

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Dokono ( Doh-Koh-Noh)

A Ghanaian dish similar to fufu. To keep fresh, it is needed to be rapped in dry palm leaves.

Best served with tuna and tomato and pepper stew.

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