How to Vegan at dinner Wet fry beef, Kales and ugali

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You can have Wet fry beef, Kales and ugali using 8 ingredients and 5 steps. Here is how you cook that.

Ingredients of Wet fry beef, Kales and ugali

1. Prepare of Flour for ugali.

2. Prepare of Chopped kales.

3. Prepare 1/2 kg of chopped beef and washed.

4. Prepare 3 of tomatoes.

5. It’s 1 of onion.

6. It’s of Cooking oil.

7. Prepare of Dhania.

8. Prepare of Salt.

Sprinkle the beef masala, royco cubes and mix well.

Remove from the heat and add coriander.

Cover the Sufuria for best results.

Your beef wet fry is now ready to serve with an accompaniment of your choice.

Wet fry beef, Kales and ugali instructions

1. Put meat in a sufuria over heat, add water that will enable it cook till tender. When water is diminished add oil and stir.

2. Add onions, let it cook for a few minutes then add tomatoes and salt let it cook.

3. Add dhania stir then remove from heat.

4. You can steam the kales or cook them wet fry.

5. Cook ugali and serve hot.

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