Thursday, April 24, 2008
GITHERI (MAIZE + BEANS)
Requirements
Maize
Beans
Water
Cook equal quantities of maize and beans in water for several hours until soft. (Green maize cooks faster than dry maize).
Serve alone or with unripe cooked bananas, carrots or cabbage, Beef stew, Chapati or rice.
Thursday, April 17, 2008
FRESH TILAPIA
INGREDIENTS
1 whole tilapia (fresh)
2 ripe tomatoes (medium)
1 onion
1 spoon cooking oilgarlic (grated)
1 bunch dhania
salt to taste
METHOD
Unscale the fish and remove the intestines then wash thouroughly. Cut into small pieces then sprinkle with salt.
Put oil in a sufuria. Add onions and then fry until golden brown.
Add garlic and fry abit.
Add tomatoes, dhania.
Add little salt (put very little since the fish is already sprinkled with salt)
Add water slightly more than the soup you will need.
Cook for 10 minutes. (Fresh fish cooks very fast).
Best with Ugali but can also be served with rice, english potatoes and chapatis.
1 whole tilapia (fresh)
2 ripe tomatoes (medium)
1 onion
1 spoon cooking oilgarlic (grated)
1 bunch dhania
salt to taste
METHOD
Unscale the fish and remove the intestines then wash thouroughly. Cut into small pieces then sprinkle with salt.
Put oil in a sufuria. Add onions and then fry until golden brown.
Add garlic and fry abit.
Add tomatoes, dhania.
Add little salt (put very little since the fish is already sprinkled with salt)
Add water slightly more than the soup you will need.
Cook for 10 minutes. (Fresh fish cooks very fast).
Best with Ugali but can also be served with rice, english potatoes and chapatis.
Monday, April 14, 2008
Thursday, April 10, 2008
MATUMBO (TRIPE)
Matumbo is another Kenyan Delicacy. But preparing is more involving than you might think. It cooks longer than meat itself. So if you do not like using meat softeners you have to cook it long enough.
INGREDIENTS
1/2kg Matumbo cut into small pieces
3 medium sized tomatoes
1 large onion
Garlic (grated)
Dhania
Green chilli (Optional)
1/2 spoon cooking oil
Salt to Taste
Water
METHOD
Boil matumbo for at least 30 minutes until tender.
On a separate pan fry onions until golden brown. Put little oil as matumbo is usually very fatty. Add Garlic and turn. Add tomatoes and turn for a minute. Add dhania followed by salt then chilli if you are using. add matumbo. Since matumbo is already fully cooked, just boil for 5 minutes.
You can serve with Ugali, Rice, Chapati, Pilau.
Wednesday, April 9, 2008
HOW TO COOK OMENA (SMALL FISH)
Ingredients:
500gms dry omena
2 Ripe Tomatoes
1 bunch dhania
1 Onion (medium)
1 Garlic (optional)
1 Glass of milk (or water)
1 Green chilli (optional)
1 Spoon cooking fat/oil
Method
After removing dirt from omena, wash in luke-warm water then boil for minimum 30 minutes or more. (Remember the more you boil the better as omena never gets spoilt no matter how long you boil!)
Cut onions into small pieces then fry until golden brown.
Add Garlic and fry slightly.
add Tomatoes followed by dhania
Drain all the water from boiled omena then add
cook for 2 minutes
Add Milk (or water if no milk)
Boil for 5 minutes
Ready!
Serve with Ugali
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