How to Easy Tasty Ugali, Lamb and kales

Bettie Moore
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Ugali, Lamb and kales. The ugali will begin to thicken, continue cooking on low heat, keep stirring with a turner, until the ugali its finely done. Turn it out onto a serving plate. The ugali will get little firmer as it cools off.

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Ugali is a starch dish in Kenya and Tanzania made of fine cornmeal cooked in boiling water into a soft dough.

Ugali is known in South Africa as Pap or Mielie, Sadza in Zimbabwe, and Nsima in Malawi; the name changes with region and language in Africa.

You can cook Ugali, Lamb and kales using 8 ingredients and 4 steps. Here is how you cook that.

Ingredients of Ugali, Lamb and kales

  1. It’s of Lamb.

  2. Prepare of Maize flour.

  3. It’s of Kales.

  4. You need of Onions.

  5. It’s of Tomatoes.

  6. Prepare of Oil.

  7. It’s of Salt.

  8. You need of Tomato paste.

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Ugali, Lamb and kales step by step

  1. Boil the lamb for 15minutes, drain the water and set aside to cool. Chop the kales finely, wash and set aside..

  2. Chop onions and dice the tomatoes and set aside. In two different pans put oil and onions. Once golden brown add tomatoes to one frying pan. On the other add he chopped kales and cover for 3 minutes then set aside..

  3. Add tomato paste after the tomatoes and let simmer for 3 minutes. Add the lamb and a little water then let cook till pasty..

  4. In a sufuria put 2 cups of water and let boil. Add maize flour until firm and cooked. Shape in circle form and put on a plate.

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