Recipe: To Try At Home Creamy Omena #themedchallenge

Recipe: To Try At Home Creamy Omena #themedchallenge Delicious, fresh and tasty.
Creamy Omena #themedchallenge. Creamy dinner ππ #Spinach and #Omena It's that sweet taste buds dinner night. Make that ugali and omena dishπππ #dinner #africandishes. kay. Drop the tomatoes into boiling water, take them out and peel.
My baby doesn't like porridge anymore, so I thought of flavoring it so now he enjoys.
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You can cook Creamy Omena #themedchallenge using 8 ingredients and 3 steps. Here is how you cook it.
Ingredients of Creamy Omena #themedchallenge
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You need of Omena.
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Prepare of Milk.
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It’s of Lemon/vinegar.
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You need 2 of Onions.
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It’s of Tomatoes.
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Prepare of Soy sauce.
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Prepare 1 spoonful of Tomato paste.
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It’s of Salt.
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Creamy Omena #themedchallenge instructions
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I usually soak my omena in hot water to remove the bitter taste but that depends with your pallette. Put milk in a cup squeeze in lemon or a spoon of vinegar to turn it to buttermilk and let it sit..
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Cut onions and start frying them in a pan till translucent. Add in omena to the oil and let it shallow fry for a bit add salt tomatoes chopped and tomato paste as well as soy sauce and stir..
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Add the buttermilk until desired consistency I prefer it thick not runny. Let it sit for 3 mins.Then serve with Ugali.
You can make these vetkoek any size you prefer.
They're a great party snack if they are made small and filled with various processed meats, tuna and mayo, syrup, curried minced meat, cheese, or basically anything you feel like.
Egusi, also known as melon seed is an ingredient very rich in fats and proteins.
It is used a lot in west african cuisine.
It can be found in Nigeria, Mali, Cameroon, Benin, Cote d'ivoire, Ghana, Togo, Burkina Faso.