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African style Rajma with Nsima and peri peri sauce
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African style Rajma with Nsima and peri peri sauce

Priyangi Pujara
Priyangi Pujara @TheDivine
Malawi, Africa

#mybestrecipe
Malawian people do not use much spices in their dishes as compared to Indians. This helps to maintain the original sweetness and the flavour of the main ingredient. They use onion and tomato in almost all the curries. They also do not use pressure cooker to cook the beans. Instead, they follow the slow cooking method. They cook the beans on a coal stove in a pot for hours (nearly 4-6 hours or overnight!). This way, the beans taste nice and sweet as well as they are easy to digest. I wanted to follow the same method. Just to cut down the time of cooking, I used fresh beans instead of the dry ones. It still required around 2 and a half hours of cooking.
Today I also tried to bring the authentic African taste to my curry and that's the reason why I did not add the typical Indian spices. Most Malawians do not add chillies to their curry, and if they do, it has to the the African chillies! For that reason, I added the Kambuzi sauce in my curry.

#mybestrecipe
Malawian people do not use much spices in their dishes as compared to Indians. This helps to maintain the original sweetness and the flavour of the main ingredient. They use onion and tomato in almost all the curries. They also do not use pressure cooker to cook the beans. Instead, they follow the slow cooking method. They cook the beans on a coal stove in a pot for hours (nearly 4-6 hours or overnight!). This way, the beans taste nice and sweet as well as they are easy to digest. I wanted to follow the same method. Just to cut down the time of cooking, I used fresh beans instead of the dry ones. It still required around 2 and a half hours of cooking.
Today I also tried to bring the authentic African taste to my curry and that's the reason why I did not add the typical Indian spices. Most Malawians do not add chillies to their curry, and if they do, it has to the the African chillies! For that reason, I added the Kambuzi sauce in my curry.

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African style Rajma with Nsima and peri peri sauce

Priyangi Pujara
Priyangi Pujara @TheDivine
Malawi, Africa

#mybestrecipe
Malawian people do not use much spices in their dishes as compared to Indians. This helps to maintain the original sweetness and the flavour of the main ingredient. They use onion and tomato in almost all the curries. They also do not use pressure cooker to cook the beans. Instead, they follow the slow cooking method. They cook the beans on a coal stove in a pot for hours (nearly 4-6 hours or overnight!). This way, the beans taste nice and sweet as well as they are easy to digest. I wanted to follow the same method. Just to cut down the time of cooking, I used fresh beans instead of the dry ones. It still required around 2 and a half hours of cooking.
Today I also tried to bring the authentic African taste to my curry and that's the reason why I did not add the typical Indian spices. Most Malawians do not add chillies to their curry, and if they do, it has to the the African chillies! For that reason, I added the Kambuzi sauce in my curry.

#mybestrecipe
Malawian people do not use much spices in their dishes as compared to Indians. This helps to maintain the original sweetness and the flavour of the main ingredient. They use onion and tomato in almost all the curries. They also do not use pressure cooker to cook the beans. Instead, they follow the slow cooking method. They cook the beans on a coal stove in a pot for hours (nearly 4-6 hours or overnight!). This way, the beans taste nice and sweet as well as they are easy to digest. I wanted to follow the same method. Just to cut down the time of cooking, I used fresh beans instead of the dry ones. It still required around 2 and a half hours of cooking.
Today I also tried to bring the authentic African taste to my curry and that's the reason why I did not add the typical Indian spices. Most Malawians do not add chillies to their curry, and if they do, it has to the the African chillies! For that reason, I added the Kambuzi sauce in my curry.

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Ingredients

3 hours
3 people
  • 1and a 1/2 standard measuring cup fresh Rajma (kidney beans)
  • 1 tspsalt
  • 1medium size onion
  • 1medium to big tomato
  • 1 tspKambuzi chilli sauce
  • 4 tbspoil
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3 hours
  1. 1

    Wash beans. Take them in a thick pot, add lots of water and half the amount of salt. Cover the pit and cook on slow flame until the beans are thoroughly cooked. They must not be even a bit hard. We are aiming at mushy beans. This may take over 2 hours. You may have to add more water in between if required.

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  2. 2

    Heat oil in a pan. Fry onions till they shrink a bit. Add tomatoes and the remaining amount of salt.

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  3. 3

    Cook till they are soft. Add Kambuzi chilli or the chilli sauce. Add this mixture to the boiling beans.

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  4. 4

    Adjust consistency. Let it simmer for about 5 min. Serve it hot with Nsima and Kambuzi chilli sauce.

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Priyangi Pujara
Priyangi Pujara @TheDivine
on January 10, 2023 06:23
Malawi, Africa
I am a primary school teacher teaching in a renowned International school for 17 years. I also teach part-time online/offline. I offer teachers training for n various topics such as Phonics, Montessori and so on.While teaching is my love, cooking is my passion. I enjoy cooking, I enjoy eating 😋
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Jasmin Motta _ #BeingMotta
Jasmin Motta _ #BeingMotta @cook_12567865
January 10, 2023 06:59
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