Proteins

Beans, Fish, Meat and etc.

Curried Egg Stew – Mchuzi wa mayai

March 26, 2013
Curried Egg Stew – Mchuzi wa mayai

You do not always have to eat meat, egg stew is the best thing close to meat for your protein. This recipe can be served with almost anything.   6 hard boiled and peeled eggs 1/4 cup chopped onions 1 tbsp. minced garlic 1 tsp. minced ginger 1 tbsp. tomato paste 1 cup chopped...
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Egg Sandwich – Sandwich ya mayai

February 19, 2013
Egg Sandwich – Sandwich ya mayai

No need of mayonnaise, mustard, ketchup, processed sandwich meat and all that mess, just a simple and healthy sandwich. You will need: Stir fry cabbage Sandwich Bread Recipe for Scramble eggs with Tomatoes 4 eggs 1/4 cup chopped onions 1/2 cup chopped tomatoes 1 tbsp. cilantro (optional) 1/2 tsp. salt Chili powder (optional) 3...
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Green bananas and ox tail

March 15, 2012
Green bananas and ox tail

I have added ox tail in this recipe to help create natural flavor instead of using bouillon. Please do not use plantain, use regular green bananas.
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Prawn in Coconut Sauce – Kamba wa nazi

January 15, 2012
Prawn in Coconut Sauce – Kamba wa nazi

Kamba (Prawns/shrimp) is loved in the coastal region. Shrimps taste better if cooked for just a few minutes on high heat. In the past I preferred fried shrimp only, but shrimp cooked with coconut milk is something that I would advise everyone to try. Believe me; you may never want fried shrimp ever again...
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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