Mashed potatoes with beef stew

Jesca Rose @cook_14006394
Cooking Instructions
- 1
Peel and wash your potatoes then boil for some time.
- 2
When potatoes are ready.. Add margarine, dania and milk then mash till ready.
- 3
For the stew.. Boil your meat first then fry using onions and the garlic paste till golden brown.. Add your veggies together with turmeric n mixed spices allow it to cook.
- 4
After the stew is ready add your dania and serve. Av enjoyed mine hope ul enjoy yours.
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