Managu &Terere Greens

This is commonly known us Kienyeji mboga (I think meaning traditional greens) here in Kenya. It's an all time favorite in my home accompanied by soft hot ugali
Managu &Terere Greens
This is commonly known us Kienyeji mboga (I think meaning traditional greens) here in Kenya. It's an all time favorite in my home accompanied by soft hot ugali
Steps
- 1
Prepare you managu and terere by plucking the leaves from the stalks and wash thoroughly in running water
- 2
Chop them roughly with your hands or thinly slice with a knife
- 3
Put them in a sufuria and add a little salt and cover. Let then steam in low heat until all water is dried
- 4
In another sufuria, add onions and oil and fry until light golden then add your garlic and diced tomatoes. Stir and let them cook covered until the tomatoes form a paste... Add your cream and black pepper and stir well then add your already steamed mboga and season with a little more salt to taste.
- 5
Cook for 3 more minutes and serve while hot with Ugali
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