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1. Wash the peeled cassava. Grate with a coarse grater. Then mix well with celery, salt, flavorings and spices.
2. Let stand 15 minutes for the spices to infuse.
3. After 15 minutes, stir again until smooth and then squeeze a fistful at a time so that the water goes down. Do it until it runs out. Discard the cassava juice.
4. Prepare a frying pan with enough oil and a stainless vegetable spoon or stainless tea strainer to print the dough.
5. Heat a frying pan along with a vegetable spoon over medium heat, which tends to be low, print the mixture into a vegetable spoon/tea strainer, trim it while slightly pressing.
6. Put it in the hot oil, lift it, put it in again, lift it again until the dough is a bit sticky and sticks together after that let it sit in the oil until it is a bit firm, remove it from the mold with the help of a spoon.
7. Fry until golden yellow and dry.
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