These hard-boiled eggs with pepper relish are perfect on-the-go snacks
A hard-boiled egg split slightly down the middle and stuffed with a chunky tomato relish, kosua ne meko is a quick Ghanaian snack sold by street vendors.
Day: August 28, 2023
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How many in WA have gotten a COVID booster in past year
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