Cooking Instructions
- 1
Measuring, washing and boiling of green grams and the end results before frying.
- 2
Chop and fry onion till golden brown (but mine accidently over browned)add in the spices 1tsp full each.
- 3
Add in tomatoes and let them cook till tender and add in coconut cream stir then pre boiled green grams check out for seasoning, and consistency and simmer for sometime.
- 4
Serve and enjoy with your favorite accompaniment. Chapos, rice, ugali, pasta
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