Friday, October 16, 2020

Ugali and Matumbo recipe

 

Ugali is the most popular loved food and mostly consumed by most families in Africa, away from milk and meat. Ugali is made of maize flour and sorghum cooked in boiling water to make a stiff dough. There are many ways to prepare ugali, depending on what one is planning to combine. However, ugali remains the most natural food which has not been interrupted by food processing chemicals, healthiest meal

The main reason women in Kenya love Ugali is its health benefits; It's made out of maize flour, which contains carbohydrates and starch, and its good energy. It helps to prevent constipation because the body quickly digests it. It is rich with proteins and fiber, very important indigestion.

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Terere is herbal green leaves mainly grown in Kenya gardens. It is enjoyable because of the benefits of the herbs in it. It is healthy for women's health because it has calcium, which is good for healthy bones in women.  When terere is nicely cooked, it becomes soft and comfortable to swallow with ugali.

It is suitable for the skin and boosts the immune system of a lady. When a lady gives birth, she needs strength and energy to raise the child, and her body needs to recover faster. Eating ugali and matumbo has made my face glow because it has all the minerals that the body requires. Ugali and matumbo have low fat, which is the choice of every woman.

 


Matumbo is very delicious when prepared in the right way; ladies love Matumbo because they contain irons and have low fats. The combination of natural vegetables, which are natural herbs, they are a bit bitter because of rich medicinal benefits. The wild vegetables help in digestion because it is rich in fiber, and when digestion is good, the face glitters which are preferred by most ladies, bring the beauty in every woman.

Ugali, matumbo, and terere are the cheapest source of protein and vitamins required for body functions. The intestines tripe has a unique smell, which has made it to plan of every family menu. In Kenya, even in big hotels, intestines are available for many eateries. Tripe can be cooked in low heat to prevent it from drying.

The combination of Ugali with Matumbo, which is prepared in an extraordinary way to make the meal delicious, gives the most impressive meal. A variety of ugali, matumbo, and terere completes a healthy diet. I love ugali because it is easier to prepare; when the water boils, it takes minutes to make it.

Most Kenyans women prefer Ugali, matumbo, and terere because it’s delicious, and the aroma attracts even the neighbors. The delightful smell is most satisfying for craving pregnant women; ugali is on every menu as the number one priority over the years. Ugali has initially been consumed during the colonization because of the energy it gives during hardships.

Another thing with Ugali, Matumbo, and terere, it should be eaten especially eaten during the day, because of the energy it provides. But I prefer it during dinner after a long day, eat it earlier before bedtime to allow digestion. However, the beautiful thing about the cultural perspective is that everyone loves Ugali and no allergy issues, so I find it suitable for everyone.



The complete meal is also advisable for pregnant because of the health benefits.

Ugali, goat matumbo, and terere are affordable because all the ingredients are locally available. Its availability and affordability have remained the preferred stable food in Kenya as most people love it. I like cooking goat intestines because they are tender and quick to prepare. Goat its eats leaves, and so the intestines are rich with irons.

All ladies should eat healthily, as it leaves less room for diseases. And this is achieved by eating foods that have low fats and automatically leads to losing bodyweight. Avoid eating processed foods, sugary since the body will not use it leads to weight gain. As a lady, I require enough sleep; it boosts the brain and ability to work during the day.

Note; I love using fresh vegetables straight from the garden for better results. In the situation where beef is missing, I fry terere and eat using hands.


Ugali recipe for four people

Ingredient; ½ liter water, 700 grams' maize flour, cooking stick, "wooden mwiko, a cooking pot

Method

Add 500ml to a cooking pot and bring it to a boiling point,

Add maize flour in small portion and stir well to prevent it from forming lumps,

Add maize flour continuously to make the mixture thick; keep mixing to make the thick ugali dough,

When Ugali is almost ready, and the dough is an intact mound in the middle of the pot in a circular shape and close it for few seconds as the aroma forms,

Put into a lid and cut in preferred shape and serve with hot Matumbo and Amaranth

Fried Goat intestines “Matumbo."

Ingredient's; ½ kg Matumbo triples, Cooking oil, Salt, cubes, Two large onions, Two large tomatoes

Coriander 'Dhania', Garlic, Ginger, Red pepper, Fresh butter, Capsicum (Hoho).

METHOD

Wash the goat intestines tripe and other ingredients and cut them into smaller pieces ready to cook.

Add cooking oil to sufuria, add onions, and fry to brown color, then garlic, pepper, and ginger and then fry a few minutes.

Add the goat intestines and close it to make it steam for a few seconds.

Add butter and chopped tomatoes and capsicum and let it steam for few more minutes, then stir to combine them.

Add salt and cubes to taste.

Stir it as it deep-fries them to golden color

Add water to make stew wet.

When the paste thickens, a stew is ready.

Serve with hot ugali and steamed amaranth.

Amaranth” Terere”

Ingredients

Amaranth "Terere", Butter, Salt

Method

Add the washed amaranth to the pot

Add butter and salt

Let it steam for a few minutes

Stir it as the terere soften, it is ready in 10 minutes

Serve it hot with ugali and Matumbo


13 Comments:

At October 16, 2020 at 2:09 AM , Blogger Unknown said...

Wow interesting I love it..

 
At October 16, 2020 at 8:46 AM , Blogger Ephesiah Paul said...

Wow.. nice piece

 
At October 16, 2020 at 12:09 PM , Blogger Joyce said...

Wow interesting

 
At October 17, 2020 at 1:35 AM , Blogger Mercie Fadhili said...

Great job. Well done

 
At October 17, 2020 at 1:37 AM , Anonymous Anonymous said...

good job

 
At October 17, 2020 at 1:40 AM , Blogger Spiritual Nourishments said...

Good job

 
At October 17, 2020 at 2:36 AM , Blogger Rachael Mutualo Lemaikai said...

Thank you so much everyone

 
At October 19, 2020 at 3:36 AM , Blogger David said...

Great piece

 
At October 23, 2020 at 4:57 AM , Blogger Nosim said...

Wow well done 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

 
At October 23, 2020 at 8:18 AM , Blogger Rachael Mutualo Lemaikai said...

Thank you appreciating our cooking
Our recipe

 
At October 24, 2020 at 1:49 AM , Blogger Joyce said...

Someone didn't start loving ugali matumbo now

 
At November 3, 2020 at 5:39 AM , Blogger Pratiksha Thakare said...

Ugali seems testymy mouth was watering while reading this.

 
At November 3, 2020 at 7:23 AM , Blogger Rachael Mutualo Lemaikai said...

Thank you pratiksha ...try it

 

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