Recipe: Delicious Chips and leftover managu
Recipe: Delicious Chips and leftover managu Delicious, fresh and tasty.
Chips and leftover managu. The owner gives you a very good welcome, place is clean and had a home like environment feeling. The classic Nicaraguan music, tourist Nicaragua video and decoration makes a more appetizing in eating the typical dishes. These are easy, no-bake cookies of peanut butter, chocolate chips, butterscotch chips and shoestring potatoes.
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You can have Chips and leftover managu using 2 ingredients and 5 steps. Here is how you achieve that.
Ingredients of Chips and leftover managu
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It’s of Potatoes.
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Prepare of Salt.
Juicy steak and crisp-golden potatoes are pan-seared and cooked to perfection with a luscious garlic, herbs and butter sauce.
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Income from growing and selling these vegetables has enabled her to afford utility bills, educate her children and invest in diversification through poultry keeping.
If you have leftover samosas (what!!), you can use them in different ways.
Chips and leftover managu instructions
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Peel potatoes.
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Cut lengthwise.
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Wash and soak in salt for 2 hours.
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Fry in hot oil.
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When ready serve the leftover veges..
Like make, Samosa Chaat where you pair the samosas with chole and chutneys.
You can also make Samosa Sandwich, apply chutneys on bread and place a samosa in between.
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