Swahili Rice Recipes: Wali wa Yasmin (Onion Fried Rice)
Our favorite curry is chicken madras, and we frequently serve it with simple boiled rice. However, when we want something extra special, we make this onion fried rice. It can be prepared very quickly, even while your curry is simmering, as long as you have some pre-cooked boiling rice on hand (we always keep some in the freezer).
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Swahili Rice Recipes: Swahili Biryani Rice
The exquisite dish known as Biryani is adored by fans of traditional coastal Kenyan cuisine. Your ticket to instant fame is this Chicken Biryani recipe! Your friends and family will undoubtedly like your culinary abilities. A rich combination of flavors can be found in chicken biryani, a tasty and aromatic dish. This flavorful one-pot dish is composed of fluffy basmati rice and marinated chicken that has been spiced. I strongly advise trying Chicken Swahili Biryani if you haven't already.
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Swahili Rice Recipes: Mseto wa Ndengu (Rice with Green Grams)
Mseto wa Ndengu (Rice with Green Grams) This recipe is named in Swahili “Mseto wa Ndengu” meaning a mix of green grams and rice. It is uniquely prepared using freshly squeezed coconut milk. Very popular in the Kenyan coastal region, it is served to infants and adults alike as a main meal during lunch or dinner. In other communities, this recipe is prepared without coconut milk.
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Wedding Gown: Disposable Plastic Dishes and Cups Were Used To Make This Beautiful Wedding Dress.
On TikTok, fashion designer Isabelle Tengue posted a video of a woman wearing an unusual bridal gown. While another woman assists in carrying the stunning train of the dress, the woman can be seen in the video strolling down a flight of steps. The bodice of the garment is nearly entirely constructed of plastic cups, but the front of the skirt has a circular pattern that looks to be formed of plastic spoons and plates. Additionally, the design has some ...
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L’Oréal Paris Unveils Thuso Mbedu As The Brand’s Ambassador and spokesperson for Sub Saharan Africa
“Growing up, one never saw oneself as beautiful – I could never have imagined that one day I would have the honour of being L’Oréal Paris’ first Sub-Saharan African spokesperson. A brand that stands for women empowerment, with a strong sense of diversity, sisterhood, and feminism. “So far, I’ve enjoyed learning about the innovative technology behind L’Oréal’s product range and the ground-breaking strides made in understanding African skin. Their products are amazing, and I’m ...
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