Mokimo served with beef stew
Faith Limo @cook_25573505
Just trying out the mokimo challenge
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- 1
Boil the maize till it cooks in a pot then add peeled potatoes and add water and salt until they cook.
- 2
Mashed them together using a masher or a wooden spoon.add some oil in a pan and chopped onions and fry them till they soften then add to the mashed potatoes.mix them together and set aside.
- 3
Cut the meat into cubes.heat oil in a pan and add in chopped onions let them cook till golden brown then add your meat and cover till it absorb all its juice.
- 4
Add your chopped tomatoes,tomato paste,the chopped carrots,add all the spices stir and cover and let them simmer on low heat.
- 5
When the tomatoes has soften add soy sauce and water to your desired amount and let it cook.as for me i prefer a thick soup so al cook till I get my preference then serve my beef garnished with rosemary leaves.
- 6
Serve your mokimo with the beef stew and enjoy.😋
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