Mbuzi pilau using a jiko. Mbuzi wet fry is a delicacy in Kenya that you can never have enough of. Pilau is a very popular Kenyan dish and most festivities are not considered complete without it. East African Pilau is a traditional, beautiful fragrant rice dish made with many aromatic spices that adds an amazing depth of flavor to the rice.

Mbuzi pilau using a jiko Pilau can be made with mbuzi, beef, mutton and chicken among other kinds of meats. Many Kenyans like to have pilau, though it is not always that they will get the authentic taste of the dish. At times, it is just rice coloured in the style of pilau, with some ingredients such as meat dotting the dish.

Hey everyone, hope you are having an incredible day today. Today, I will show you a way to prepare a special dish, mbuzi pilau using a jiko. One of my favorites food recipes. This time, I will make it a little bit unique. This will be really delicious.

Mbuzi wet fry is a delicacy in Kenya that you can never have enough of. Pilau is a very popular Kenyan dish and most festivities are not considered complete without it. East African Pilau is a traditional, beautiful fragrant rice dish made with many aromatic spices that adds an amazing depth of flavor to the rice.

Mbuzi pilau using a jiko is one of the most favored of recent trending meals in the world. It is enjoyed by millions every day. It's easy, it is quick, it tastes delicious. Mbuzi pilau using a jiko is something that I have loved my entire life. They're nice and they look fantastic.

To begin with this recipe, we have to first prepare a few components. You can cook mbuzi pilau using a jiko using 10 ingredients and 7 steps. Here is how you can achieve it.

The ingredients needed to make Mbuzi pilau using a jiko:

{Prepare 350 gms of goat meat.
{Make ready 2 of large tomatoes.
{Make ready 1 of large onion.
{Prepare 2 tbs of ginger garlic paste.
{Take 4 of medium size potatoes.
{Prepare 1 tbsp of mixed pilau spice(Cumin, Cardamon, black pepper etc).
{Get 1 tsp of pilau masala.
{Prepare of Salt.
{Prepare of Cooking oil.
{Prepare 2 cups of rice(soak for 15 min).

hudhrungi iliyopikwa juu ya jiko la makaa ina ladha maalum ya kupendeza. Jiungeni nami ili niwajulisheni jinsi mimi upika hii pilau. Pilau + Kuku Mbuzi Choma + Ugali Chips + Kuku. Kenyan Chicken Pilau (East African Pilau with Chicken). · Featuring a delicious East African pilau made with chicken, this Kenyan Chicken Pilau recipe is an elevated chicken and Kenyan Pilau dish that is very easy to make!

Steps to make Mbuzi pilau using a jiko:

Boil the meat with 1tbs of the ginger garlic paste, let it boil till tender. (reserve the broth for later).
In a pot add oil, when hot, put the onions and cook till slightly brown, proceed to add in the tomatoes and the remaining 1tbs of ginger garlic paste. Cook for 5 min.
Add in your potatoes and meat, stir the mixture for a few minutes then proceed to add the spices and salt. Cover the mixture and let it cook for around 5-7min..
Proceed to add the broth you had set aside earlier (use ratio of rice to water 1:2). If broth is not enough, add some water.
After it has boiled for a few minutes, put in the pre-soaked rice and cook till the water dries up.
Remove sufuria from the jiko, add a few pieces of charcoal on top of it, to dry the rice completely, this will take around 15min.
Serve with kachumbari and pilipili, Enjoy😊.

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