Mukimo wa Njahi
Nimo @Nimo_Nimo
It's a traditional delicacy mainly prepared in central Kenya. It's rich in nutrients, healthy and can be eaten by everyone 😊😊
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Mukimo wa Njahi
It's a traditional delicacy mainly prepared in central Kenya. It's rich in nutrients, healthy and can be eaten by everyone 😊😊
#endofyearchallenge
Cooking Instructions
- 1
Heat your oil on the pot and add your onions, stir till golden brown
- 2
Add your salt, potatoes and matoke and stir,after few minutes add enough water to make them well cooked,cover the pot
- 3
In a different pot/bowl mash your already cooked Njahi using a glass bottle, (I use wine bottle)
- 4
When ready add them to the potatoes and matoke, cover the pot until water is almost dry,turn of the heat and start mashing until smooth
- 5
Serve with stew of you choice
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