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Month: May 2015

Wanjiru wa Drew: Mahamri / Mandazi

5 / 21 / 155 / 21 / 15

Also known as the african doughnut, this delightful little pastry is always a hit at tea time!

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Wanjiru wa Drew: Sausage mishkaki / skewers

5 / 19 / 155 / 19 / 15

If you’re looking for quick and easy to do this is it! I remember as a kid my mother would give us tasks in the kitchen to help with preparation, most a specially when we were hosting. I can just imagine her instructing to prepare these — that’s how simple they are. But don’t let the simplicity fool you, they are very tasty.

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vegetable fried rice

5 / 15 / 155 / 12 / 15

This is an easy one to make. Like many rice mix dishes, it’s a great way to refresh leftover plain rice. So you can plan ahead and make lots of rice today, and do fried rice the next day, cutting prep time for a meal. A big part of making quick meals can be planning ahead with the meal you’re making today. Just make a little extra to use a different way tomorrow.

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Coconut beans

5 / 11 / 156 / 20 / 15

This is one of my favourite ways to cook beans. Though I usually see it in other places with the kidney beans, I have used coconut in pretty much every type of bean that’s been though my kitchen, even butter beans, and they were all delicious.

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