Kenyan Recipes

Swahili pilau Pilau is a specialty for the Swahili people at the Kenyan coast. Pilau is a now common dish served during …..

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mahamri Mahamris are also known as mandazi. Mahamris are a speciality at the Kenyan coast. Coastal women…

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Managu Managu(leaves of solanum psedocapsicum) is known as Osuga by the Luo community.It is a common traditional…

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Kaimati ya Ndizi A good snack that goes well with tea…

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Githeri Apart from ugali, Githeri is also one of the main …

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Ndengu Quarter kilogramme ndengu
1 tablespoon of oil
One chopped onion
One garlic clove chopped…

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Omena Omena is a favourite among the Luo community. If omena is not properly cleaned….

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Kienyeji Chicken Kienyeji chicken is naturally reared traditional chicken. Its meat is normally tough and cannot therefore be cooked …

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chapati Chapatis are undoubtedly the most favorite dish in any Kenyan household. Children get…

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Obambo Dried to preserve it, by slitting the edges then removing intestines and scales before sun-drying for a couple of days….

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Nduma Arrowroots(nduma) are a source of energy….

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Smoked Fish Smoked fish is a specialty among the Luo, Luhya and some communities at the coast province. It is known as kerewe in Luo …

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Aliya Unconsumed meat was dried in the sun to preserve it, as there were no refrigerators. It took about three to four days to dry completely…

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Muthokoi Muthokoi is a dish made from maize without husks. This is a specialty of the …

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Mukimo Mukimo is a traditional Kikuyu dish. It is served at all major…

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ugali Even though it is prepared from finely ground maize, it can also be enriched with finely ground sorghum or cassava…

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Mrenda Jute plant(mrenda) is an indigenous luhya vegetable. Mrenda is rich in iron, vitamin …

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