Vishete (unleavened mandazi)

Way back in high school my aunty used to cook this for me to carry as snacks. What I like about Vishete is they are sweet and crunchy and take enough days before going bad.
Vishete (unleavened mandazi)
Way back in high school my aunty used to cook this for me to carry as snacks. What I like about Vishete is they are sweet and crunchy and take enough days before going bad.
Steps
- 1
Measure your ingredients I wasn't so accurate with mine. For Vishete the eggs should be more. No raising.
- 2
Add the dry ingredients together. Add the margarine then one egg at a time, you will need very little milk if necessary. The dough should be tough and doesn't need too much kneading.
- 3
Cut into desired shapes preferably small sizes. Heat the deep frying oil and fry the Vishete's
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