I definitely going to try this, so easy too. I love learning foods from Africa and Asia because we use a lot of the same ingredients and sometimes techniques but in different ways
I learned about ugali last year, I call it Kenyan coo coo 😇 It was nice seeing it made on a stove top, I've only seen it cooked on wood fires. The next time I make callaloo, I just may make ugali to go with it. Thank you for the video 🥰
Well look how another Sunday lunch will be added. Quick and easy steps to follow. Thanks for sharing.
This was nice and simple. Hope there can be more like this to come.
I'll take this as a sign! I have recently been researching foods from Kenya and this is the first on I saw!! Thank you Juliet and Baidawi❤
Most welcome!
Love it!!!look forward to seeing other ppl from different countries❤❤❤❤❤❤
Hey. That's our staple food here in Kenya. 😊
Awesome sharing - ate this in Malawi "nsima"!
Great video, this takes me back to growing up eating ugali and kidney beans 🙂
Asante sana Juliet
Yes,you made us proud Juliet 😂😂😂😂
I definitely going to try this, so easy too.
I love learning foods from Africa and Asia because we use a lot of the same ingredients and sometimes techniques but in different ways
Thank you J. And thanks B...I was always curious of how to make it and taste it...a must try
Will definitely try it. I had pap in South Africa and wanted to make it for a while.
I learned about ugali last year, I call it Kenyan coo coo 😇 It was nice seeing it made on a stove top, I've only seen it cooked on wood fires. The next time I make callaloo, I just may make ugali to go with it. Thank you for the video 🥰
Looks great ❤❤❤
Love it!
Love this content ! ❤
Looks like the workout but I will definitely try this....looks yummy with the calalloo.
Love it!!
Nice and simple. Can I use PAN cornmeal to make this?
For sure! It won't be identical but it will be VERY close!
Google says Ugali is ground white corn, so I think it would work. I'm looking to try myself
Water and flour?
Its just water and flour for real?
Corn flour to be precise 🙂
@@eatahfood I looked it up and saw that
@@eatahfoodlike polenta?
kinda like coo-coo......