Kofta

I love kofta,it consist of protein which is body building food,it can be served with jollof or fried rice.
Kofta
I love kofta,it consist of protein which is body building food,it can be served with jollof or fried rice.
Cooking Instructions
- 1
Zaki samu minced meat dinki,ki wanke shi,kisa Zane shi,ki ajjeshi a gefe,sai ki samu attahuru ki daka ki ajjeshi a gefe.
- 2
Saiki dakko minced meat dinki inya tsane,ki samu bowl ki zuba,saiki zuba attaruhu da spices dinki,sai ki saka seasoning dinki,and zaki iya saka curry,sai ki hadesu guri daya ki juyasu har saiya hade jikinsa.
- 3
Saiki dakko chop stick dinki ki gutsuro minced meat din da dan yawa kina sakawa ajikin chop stick din kina ajjewa har sai kin gama zai iya yi miki kamar guda goma sai ki dakko griller dinki ki jerasu akai kiyi grilling dinsu shikenan.zaki iya sashi akan jollof rice ko fried rice ko kici a haka.
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