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How to make Senegalese style jollof

  Ingredients -   The Fish A handful of parsley about a heaping cup 3 cloves of garlic 1 Scotch bonnet/habanero pepper 1 tsp of shrimp bouillon 1 tsp of black pepper 1 tsp of salt 2.5 lbs blue snapper fish cut into fish steaks or any white fish The Rice 2 cups of broken jasmine rice or regular jasmine rice soaking 1 sweet potato 1 purple eggplant 4 carrots ½ a head of cabbage 3 Scotch bonnet/habanero pepper 2 bell peppers The Sauce 1 cup of vegetable oil 1 cup of tomato paste 1 large onion sliced 3 cloves of garlic  2 Scotch bonnet/habanero pepper 3 tbsp shrimp bouillon 1 tsp of black pepper Salt to taste   Instructions -   Marinating the Fish With a mortar and pistol or in a food processor, grind the parsley, garlic, scotch bonnet, bullion black pepper and salt into a rough paste. Poke two holes into the flesh of the fish and stuff them with the parsley mix. Broil or Fry the fish until it is golden brown on each side and set aside for the sauce. How to Cook the...

Social media blossoming into its final form.

  The evolution of social media through the lenses everyone eyes has been remarkable to say the least, we’ve witnessed the evolution of social media since we first started using it. Now a days everything that’s happening around the world is first seen on social media before even traditional news outlets. There was a time when news didn’t travel as fast as it does now, Public figures like Presidents tweeting, and this industry financially changing people’s lives. The quick rate of social media materializes, also came with a hefty criticism as many saw it as a distraction to school kids and society as a whole. Automatically it came with a stigma that millennials are overusing these platforms and no success could come out of It, the negative backlash was probably justifiable in certain instances but overall, we’ve seen how this technology has single handed changed the way we interact, entertain, and most importantly make substantial living of it. Even though the impact of social media...