Matoke with minced beef

Matumbo is one the foods being eaten in kenya. Enjoy mine it very tasty

Matumbo(intestines) stew is very delicious. It takes time to prepare but when you finish cooking it can be very delicious and satisfactory

At first I wanted to follow up a recipe but since I didn't have all the ingredients that were required I ended up making my own recipe

I believe that most mothers who are budget-conscious know how to stretch ground/minced beef! I had a quarter kilogram and I turned it into this tasty dish. It is suitable for six portions. (My partner and my son usually eats two portions!) We eat this with steamed rice. You can use pasta as well, of course.

Oh my God, believe you, rice will kill me for real. Anyway I just love it.

This is a really delicious and easy dish to make. We usually make this recipe when we do not know what to make and want something really good!

This is another economical and healthy recipe designed to go a long way, and the mirepoix helps in this regard and puts veg in the mix and the children wont know its in there. This mince recipe is very versatile and can be made in advance and frozen until needed. It can then be quickly turned into, Chilli, Shepherds pie, savoury mince, pasta bake, bolognese, jacket spud topper, curry, wrap filler, pie, pasties, stew, etc etc etc.

I didn't have much in the house in terms of ingredients. This is what I came up with what I had to hand.

Not requiring a long time to simmer is a great help.This time, I used a mixture of ground beef and pork, but you can use whatever minced meat you like. It's nice with mushrooms, too. In Step 2, if you have time, it's best to brown the onion. If you do so, you don't need to use honey. I didn't have much time, so I used it. For 5-6 servings. Recipe by Shampoo hat

This is a home-cooked dish from Uganda, particularly the southern region. It is served with staple foods like cooking bananas, rice, cassava, porridge, or spaghetti.The origin of this recipeThe cooking method introduced here is adapted from a home in Kampala, the capital, to make it easier to prepare in Japan.https://afric-africa.org/japan/africook/cooking/soup/recipe17/

#reststyleKheema Matar is an absolutely delicious dish especially when teamed with some paav (buns)! Mutton kheema/mince made from goat meat is used to prepare this dish. In India, Kheema Paav is a very famous dish and can be found on the menus of almost all restaurants serving non veg food.Mutton surely takes a longer time to cook, but curds when added to the same helps in hastening the cooking process. Again, it lends a delicious flavour to the dish. Instead of cooking the kheema in a pressure cooker, cooking it directly in the kadhai is always better to get a delicious flavour. The end result is simply just awesome!