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Christmas Pilau (in video)

December 23, 2011
Christmas Pilau (in video)

I did post this recipe for the first time in December 24 2009 in English and January 22 2010 in Swahili. A few people had hard time with it. I have decided to make a video so that those few people can see how easy it is to prepare this dish. I have changed...
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Sorry to take Long!

December 19, 2011
Sorry to take Long!

Last week I worked with a new production team here in Phoenix. I am very happy to let you know that I will be uploading new video sometimes this week. MINGI LOVE Miriam Rose Kinunda
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Sweet potatoes futari – Futari la viazi vitamu

October 25, 2011
Sweet potatoes futari – Futari la viazi vitamu

There are many versions of Futari in Tanzania, Sweet potatoes Futari is my favorite. This is a very simple recipe but the mixture of coconut, sweet potatoes and cardamom creates a unique flavor. Your kids will love this.
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Tanzanian Spicy Porridge – Uji wa pilipili manga

October 4, 2011
Tanzanian Spicy Porridge – Uji wa pilipili manga

Spicy porridge; many people like to prepared during Ramadan, but for us who grew up along the cost we make this porridge any time of the year.
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Cardamom Powder – Why it is better to grind your own

September 20, 2011
Cardamom Powder – Why it is better to grind your own

The only way to have the real cardamom flavor and aroma is to ground your own at home
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How to make fresh coconut-milk (Tui la nazi)

September 14, 2011
How to make fresh coconut-milk (Tui la nazi)

I have decided to make this video to show visitors from abroad how to make coconut milk the easy way; but also, for those who like organic ingredients. This is very easy, and you can get the coconut grater from any Asian store. If they don't have one, ask them to import for you....
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Potatoes in tomato sauce/ Viazi vya nyanya

May 16, 2011
Potatoes in tomato sauce/ Viazi vya nyanya

Potatoes in tomato sauce (Viazi vya Nyanya), is a common dish in Tanzania and East Africa. Served as a side dish with Meat, but also served for breakfast in some villages.
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Coconut rice with peas and carrots

March 10, 2011
Coconut rice with peas and carrots

At the coast of Tanzania, rice is generally cooked with coconut milk. We have many varieties of rice, but it all depends on the create side of the cook. What I love about Coconut rice with peas and carrots is that, it is very simple, a few ingredients, and yet it taste great. This is...
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Tanzanian Chapati

February 3, 2011
Tanzanian Chapati

Chapati originated in India but differ a little bit. In Tanzania chapati makes a good breakfast with soup or tea: lunch or dinner with stew and vegetables. The process may look too long, but this is because I want to explain well, once you prepare this recipe for the first time, you will notice...
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Simple Beef Stew

December 4, 2010
Simple Beef Stew

This is by request: This recipe was first posted on my previous website a few years ago by me. My mother prepared this recipe a few times when she visited me abroad; she preferred to grate the carrots. The most important thing that she liked was that the meat must have bones to strengthen...
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  • Is there any difference between mahamri and mandazi? May 10, 2013
    As I am reading my old notes here, I came across something that I wrote a few years ago but I forgot to post it here. Before I post this topic, I would like to hear what my readers have to say. When I used to live in Nairobi Kenya in my teenage years, I noticed that almost every Kenyan I knew did not know what mandazi were, but they did know mahamri. I used […]
    Miriam Kinunda