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Ronahkuria
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Want to know how to cook cakes
Ronahkuria
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Somebody to show me the procedure
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Your welcome dear
Ronahkuria
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Kindly show me
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Okay l wil mix all of them at them
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Or l wil wait for some moments
For the procedure
You whisk eggs, sugar and blueband(sometimes I use salad) till fluffy and doubled up in size, after start adding wheat flour spoon after spoon while continuing to whisk. Add two spoons of baking powder and a tea spoon of baking soda. And the vanilla extract and whisk . Make sure the consistency is not thick and too light just hapo katikati. And then you can bake . Any questions feel free to ask
You whisk eggs, sugar and blueband(sometimes I use salad) till fluffy and doubled up in size, after start adding wheat flour spoon after spoon while continuing to whisk. Add two spoons of baking powder and a tea spoon of baking soda. And the vanilla extract and whisk . Make sure the consistency is not thick and too light just hapo katikati. And then you can bake . Any questions feel free to ask
Ronahkuria
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Wow wow asante sana now l wil start cooking for my kids
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May God bless you abundantly n many more to others
This is the process I use I have copy pasted it. Heat 1 tbsp of oil in a small pan and add the chopped onions. Saute for a few minutes until softened. Do not brown them. Then add the ginger and garlic pastes and stir together for about a minute until aromatic. Turn off the heat and allow this mixture to cool down completely.
In a large bowl, put the mince followed by the softened onion/garlic/ginger mixture. Then add in the salt, pepper, breadcrumbs, cumin powder, coriander powder and turmeric powder. Add the chillies if you are using them as well as the fresh coriander. Then add the beaten egg and mix everything until well combined. You can prepare this mixture up to a day ahead.
When ready to fry, take a handful at a time of the mixture and shape into cylindrical kebabs. Place them on a tray and continue until all are done.
Heat oil for deep frying. In a wide bowl, beat the eggs with salt and pepper and the quarter tsp of garlic paste. Place the flour in a flat plate. One at a time, take the kebabs and roll them in the flour and then dip each one in the beaten seasoned egg. Add to the oil and fry over medium heat for a few minutes. You can fry them in batches to avoid crowding the pan.
Remove the kebabs from the oil and place them on paper towels, then repeat with the remaining kebabs until all are done. At this stage the kebabs are not fully cooked through so they will need to be re-fried.
Dip the fried kebabs into the beaten eggs once more and return them to the oil to fry a second time over medium heat. This will ensure that the kebabs are cooked all the way through. Fry for about 3-4 minutes or until golden. If you want, you can repeat the egg coating a third time and re-fry.
Remove on to tissues to drain any excess oil. Serve with lemon wedges, kachumbari or with a dip of your choice.
Enjoy!
In a large bowl, put the mince followed by the softened onion/garlic/ginger mixture. Then add in the salt, pepper, breadcrumbs, cumin powder, coriander powder and turmeric powder. Add the chillies if you are using them as well as the fresh coriander. Then add the beaten egg and mix everything until well combined. You can prepare this mixture up to a day ahead.
When ready to fry, take a handful at a time of the mixture and shape into cylindrical kebabs. Place them on a tray and continue until all are done.
Heat oil for deep frying. In a wide bowl, beat the eggs with salt and pepper and the quarter tsp of garlic paste. Place the flour in a flat plate. One at a time, take the kebabs and roll them in the flour and then dip each one in the beaten seasoned egg. Add to the oil and fry over medium heat for a few minutes. You can fry them in batches to avoid crowding the pan.
Remove the kebabs from the oil and place them on paper towels, then repeat with the remaining kebabs until all are done. At this stage the kebabs are not fully cooked through so they will need to be re-fried.
Dip the fried kebabs into the beaten eggs once more and return them to the oil to fry a second time over medium heat. This will ensure that the kebabs are cooked all the way through. Fry for about 3-4 minutes or until golden. If you want, you can repeat the egg coating a third time and re-fry.
Remove on to tissues to drain any excess oil. Serve with lemon wedges, kachumbari or with a dip of your choice.
Enjoy!
Ronahkuria
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People here are pro in cooking
, be blessed too. It's a simple recipe my kids eat cake almost every weekend