Easiest Way to Cook Tasty Kienyeji greens and brown ugali

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Kienyeji greens and brown ugali. How else could Easter weekend be memorable for those visiting the village from Nairobi than enjoying the Kienyeji Chicken with Brown Ugali and local vegetables? Zisaga in Lulogoli, Osuga in Luo, Muangani in Swahili,. You need to taste of Salt.

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Their tostones are irresistible especially enjoyed with halloumi.

For this special initiative by Hivos, Boho Eatery will be serving kienyeji greens, goat cheese and ugali quiche and salad as well as matoke and pumpkin leaf burgers and more.

You can cook Kienyeji greens and brown ugali using 6 ingredients and 3 steps. Here is how you cook that.

Ingredients of Kienyeji greens and brown ugali

  1. You need of Millet/cassava flour for ugali.

  2. You need of osuga, spinach and Dek washed and cut.

  3. Prepare of Onions.

  4. You need of Tomatoes.

  5. You need of Vegetable oil.

  6. It’s of Salt.

See recipes for Brown Ugali (Millet and Cassava Ugali) too..

See recipes for Brown ugali too..

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Millet/cassava flour for ugali, osuga, spinach and Dek washed and cut, Onions, Tomatoes, Vegetable oil, Salt Maureen Abong.

Kienyeji greens and brown ugali step by step

  1. Boil the greens for about 20-30 minutes. Then fry with onions and tomatoes, using veg. Oil. Add salt to taste.

  2. Boil water and add the flour, stir to make the ugali using the millet/ cassava flour..

  3. When well cooked serve and enjoy..

Fried fish, Boiled kienyeji greens, Millet ugali Winnie Aducxer.

Osuga, dek and sukuma wiki, with milk.

Kenyans are enthusiastic carnivores and their unofficial national dish, nyama choma (barbecued meat), is a red-blooded, hands-on affair.

Most places have their own on-site butchery, and nyama choma is usually purchased by weight, often as a single hunk of meat.

Half a kilogram is usually enough for one person (taking into account bone and gristle).