Easiest Way to Cooking Delicious Yummy kienyeji

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We want you to try marinating your kuku kienyeji using your favourite beer.

If you're unsure, just use dark beer.

Switch things up in the kitchen using this marinade recipe and your kuku kienyeji will be the talk of the town (or.

You can cook Yummy kienyeji using 6 ingredients and 3 steps. Here is how you achieve that.

Ingredients of Yummy kienyeji

  1. You need 2 bunch of managu.

  2. Prepare 2 bunch of spinach.

  3. It’s to taste of Salt.

  4. You need of Milk.

  5. You need of I onion.

  6. You need 1 of tomato.

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One thing you must definitely do this weekend, is The ingredients that make this dish mainly kenyan, are the kienyeji chicken of course, onions, tomatoes,dhania, chili,green hohos, royco.

For this recipe, I gave it a twist with the addition of other ingredients as well as used mint leaves because they give the dish a refreshing, vibrant taste.

Kuku kienyeji is what is called free-range chicken.

Yummy kienyeji step by step

  1. Chuna the managu and boil.

  2. In a pan fry onions and add the tomato. Add salt andlet cook..

  3. Add chopped spinach and mix. Add the boiled managu then your milk. Stir cover for 5 mins and serve hot with accompaniment of your choice..

Meat from these kinds of chicken is considered healthier and flavourful.

Just like how vineyards are planted such that they strain for water and the sun in order to produce quality grapes, most free-range chicken in Kenya are not fed but are rather expected to claw and move about looking for food, thus producing better quality of meat.

The kienyeji chicken shouldn't be too old or too young.

If you are slaughtering a cockerel, it should be one that has just begun to crow (Shitaywa).

One way to easily tell the age of a cockerel is by the length of the spur on its shank.