Recipe: Tasty Mito with managu

Recipe: Tasty Mito with managu Delicious, fresh and tasty.
Mito with managu. Does well in most soils; High yielding vegetable; Highly nutritious; Very long harvesting period; Easy to manage; Select options.. The African nightshade commonly known as managu (kikuyu), consists of many species which are consumed for their leaves. It's also sometimes referred to as black nightshade, mnavu (swahili), namasaka (Luhya) or osuga (Luo).
Growing up in the village, Ugali and indigenous vegetables such as Nightshade (Managu), Amaranthus (Terere), Spider plant (Saget) and Crotalaria (Mito) were the staple food.
In school, we were encouraged by teachers to study hard so that we could afford to lead a good life with plenty of good food- which in this case is meant roast meat (nyama choma) and junk food.
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You can cook Mito with managu using 7 ingredients and 5 steps. Here is how you achieve it.
Ingredients of Mito with managu
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You need 2 bunches of mito.
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You need 1 bunch of managu.
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You need 1 cup of milk.
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It’s 2 of tomatoes.
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You need of Spring onion.
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It’s of Salt.
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You need of Cooking oil.
Mangú (Mashed Plantains) is one of Dominicans' favorite dishes, and yet we sometimes hear that "el plátano embrutece".
It means that eating plantains is associated with intellectual inferiority.
The popular extension of this myth is that children who eat corn flakes are more intelligent than those who eat Mangú.
We have them in two options.
Mito with managu instructions
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Wash the managu and motion then wash and cut.
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Put to boil for 20mins..
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Fry the onions then add tomatoes.
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Add the vegetables and milk follows by salt.
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Cool for a few mins then serve.
Either straight from the farm (as-is), or pre-made (ready to cook).
Did some digging on this a while back, this is what I found: Managu - African Nightshade/Black Nightshade Kunde - Cowpeas Leaves Mrenda - Jews Mallow Sagaa/Saget - Spider Plant Mito/Mitoo - Crotolaria/Slender Leaf Terere - Amaranth Don't know about Nderema.
Grilled and finished in honey and mustard sauce Simlaw Seeds continues to play a significant role in the agricultural sector in EA (East Africa).
This is done through engaging in relevant research, strategic partnerships, the introduction of products into the market with a view of increasing food sufficiency and well being of the society as well as providing extension services.
Production of traditional African vegetables is mainly on a subsistence basis.