CHAPATI
Breckfast nimuhimu na hapa ndo msosi wa morning.
UGALI
Ulisha wahi kula ugali wa kwenye chungu wewe kanunue uone utamu wa ugali wa udaga ndo
heshima yake kupikwa kwenye chungu.
KACHOLI/PILPILI & SOURCE
Hapa huwezi kubanduka sio kila wakati mchana unakula hard food wakati
mwingine unapata kitu hi unashushia na maziwa basi ni raha msitarehe.
PISHI LA MAHARAGE
Pishi la maharage wataalamu wanasema haya ni matunda ambayo husaidia sana kwa
kumbukumbu.
Yield: 2 quarts (8 cups)
In Tanzania, as in other African
countries, soups and sauces are served in a consistency
that is as thick as our
stews. Coconut Bean Soup would be used there as a meatless
main dish by
increasing the quantities of beans and rice. However, in adapting this recipe
in our test kitchen we thinned it to soup consistency with additional water and
served it
as a delightful soup course. Any dried beans such as black-eyed peas
or pea beans can
be used in this soup. Just cover with water and cook until
tender before combining them
with the other ingredients. Coconut milk and the
delicate use of curry give the soup its
unusual flavor.
In a 3-quart saucepan:
Saute: 1/2 cup ONIONS, chopped finely
1/2 cup GREEN PEPPERS, chopped
finely
1 tsp. CURRY POWDER
1 tsp. SALT
1/4 tsp. PEPPER in
3 Tbs. MARGARINE OR BUTTER until
soft but not brown.
Add 1 cup FRESH TOMATO cut in 1/2-inch pieces.
Simmer for two minutes longer.
Add: 2 1/2 cups KIDNEY BEANS (24-oz. can with liquid)
2 cups COCONUT MILK (see page 226)
3 cups WATER.
Simmer gently for 10 minutes.
Add 1/2 cup COOKED RICE.
Correct the seasonings to your taste.
Serve one-cup portions in attractive soup bowls.
Garnish each bowl with 1 tsp. SHREDDED COCONUT.
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