Recipes

Easy Sourdough Starter Recipe With Wholewheat Flour for a Beginner

A Sourdough Starter A Sourdough Starter is a leaven, or raising agent, made from fermenting flour and water over a period of time. It makes use of naturally occurring wild yeast in your environment to facilitate the fermentation and production of a living working bubbly Sourdough Starter. Sourdough Recipes Discovering sourdough recipes is perhaps one

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How to Make Sourdough Doughnuts| Easy Donut Recipe

Sourdough Donuts This Sourdough Doughnut recipe has been one of the star recipes in our home since we began making it. Sourdough doughnuts are Delightful donuts that are far healthier than your usual store-bought doughnuts made with store-bought yeast. The Fermentation Process The sourdough in the donuts contains natural wild yeasts that break down the

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No Oven Roasted Goundnuts| Easy Stovetop Roasted Peanut Recipe with 2 Ingredients

Nutritional Benefits Groundnuts, or peanuts, are a delightful nut species that is found in many parts of the world. These nutritious nuts are not only loaded with vitamins and minerals but also a source of protein, fat, and fiber. The fact that these healthy nuts have lower levels of carbs makes them an excellent option

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Make Sukuma Wiki and Terere without Overcooking| Collard Greens and Amaranthus Leaves

Sukuma wiki or Collard Greens happens to be one of the vegetables in our country that is nutritious as well as affordable. Actually, Sukuma wiki is a Swahili name that means “push the week.” That is to say, even on a very tight budget, one can at least survive with Sukuma wiki, and ugali, a

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Cold Water Chapatis| How to Make Chapati with Cold Water| Kenyan Roti

Chapatis are one of our country’s favorite meals. Like pilau, you rarely miss it during celebrations and special occasions. More often than not, it forms part of most weekly menus in many a home in Kenya. For quite a while now, I’ve got positive and encouraging feedback from those who have eaten my chapatis. I

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