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Bajia za kunde /jinsi ya kupika bhajia (black eyed peas) with english subtitles. Bhajias are a very popular snack in Kenya and the East African region as a whole and this is as a result of the Indian influence. Bhajia is among the most delicious snacks in the country and East Africa at large.

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To get started with this recipe, we must prepare a few components. You can have bhajia za mboga#themechallenge#kidsfavourite# using 10 ingredients and 5 steps. Here is how you can achieve that.

The ingredients needed to make Bhajia za Mboga#themechallenge#kidsfavourite#:

1. Prepare 100 g Garam flour
2. Get 150 Wheat flour
3. Make ready 1 handful Mchicha leaves (Aramanth Leaves) shredded well
4. Get to taste Salt
5. Make ready I tspn baking powder
6. Make ready 50 mls water
7. Get Cooking oil
8. Take 1 pinch Yellow colour,
9. Take 5 large onions diced well
10. Take Pepper to taste (optional)

Benki ya Mbegu za mboga mboga Arusha. Ni taasisi ya kimataifa ya utafiti na uendelezaji wa mboga za majani eneo la mashariki na kusini mwa Afrika iliyopo. See more ideas about Food, Ethnic recipes, Recipes. Zamboanga del Norte (Cebuano: Amihanang Zamboanga; Subanon: Utara Sembwangan; Tagalog: Hilagang Zamboanga) is a province in the Philippines situated within the Zamboanga Peninsula region in Mindanao.

Steps to make Bhajia za Mboga#themechallenge#kidsfavourite#:

1. In a bowl, mix well the two flours plus food colour and the baking powder. Add in the amaranth, pepper and the onions, mix them till they incorporate very well with the flour. Add water little by little till you get a very thick but soft dough.
2. Heat your oil in your deep frying pan. The oil should not over heat but be a moderate heat. Test if the oil is ready using the back of the wooden cooking stick and if bubbles form around it, then the oil is ready.
3. You can use the spoon to drop them in the hot oil or you can oil your hands and start making small round balls and dropping them in oil…..put as many as you can. Keep turning them so that they cook well on both sides for around 6minutes.
4. Keep turning them till you get the desired dark brown colour and then remove from the heat, putting them in a metal strainer or a bowl to drip excess oil or in a bowl with paper to soak the excess oil (see the photo though not so clear). Do this till you're done.
5. Serve with Tamarind / Ukwaju sauce or Tomato Sauce or Chili Sauce. Enjoy!

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