
Kenya – Kuku Paka
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A cuisine is a traditional cooking habit. Kuku Paka is a Kenya dish. This dish is valued and enjoyed by the Kenyans. It consists of chicken, coconut milk and other spices.

Kenya – Ndizi ya Kisii
Like I wrote in my past article on Banana cake, here is a meal that it is cooked with plantains. This is a plant that grows banana’s which is eating as fruit and plantains that is cooked or roasted before it is eaten.

Kenya – Githeri
The preparation of this meal is same as the preparation of a pot of beans. This is a very population dish in Kenya and other countries of Africa like Cameroon. Another name for Githeri is muthere. This meal originated from the Kikuyu tribe of Kenya.

Kenya – Nyama Choma
There are so many dishes in the world, many we don’t know about. Today is about Nyama Choma. This is very delicious dish valued by the Kenya people.

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Kenya – Swahili Pilau
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Kenya – Matoke and Beef Stew
Matoke is a well-known Kenyan dish from Gusii land. The dish originates from kisii land where bananas are grown in plenty.

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