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Sukuma Wiki with Ugali (Meat & Greens with bread)

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  1. Sukuma Wiki (Meat & Greens)

    2 pounds of greens (kale, collards, spinach, or similar), well cleaned and
    chopped in to large pieces
    2 Tbsp flour
    juice of one lemon
    oil for frying
    1 onion, chopped
    3 tomatoes, chopped
    1 green chill, chopped (optional)
    leftover cooked meat: beef, chicken, or similar (optional)
    salt
    chilli powder

    Bring two cups of water to a boil in a large pot. Put greens in pot. Cover
    and steam until greens are nearly tender. While greens are cooking:
    combine flour, lemon juice, and a few spoonfuls of water in a small bowl
    or cup. Stir vigorously until mixture is smooth. Remove greens from heat
    and drain. Heat oil in a separate pan. Saute the onion, tomatoes, and hot
    pepper together. Add spices to taste. Add meat. Add flour-lemon juice
    mixture and stir until smooth. Reduce heat. Add drained greens. Cover and
    simmer over low heat until greens are fully tender and sauce is thickened.
    Make some Ugali to serve with your Sukuma Wiki.

    Ugali ( Bread of Kenya )

    2 cups Maize (White Corn Flour)
    4 Cups Water
    Salt (Optional)

    Bring water in a pan to a boil. Reduce heat to medium and put flour,
    gradually stirring until the consistency is stiff. Stir continuously, and
    cover for about 5 minutes. Stir again and form into a mound. The Ugali
    will be done when it pulls from the sides of the pan easily and does not
    stick. The finished product should look like stiff grits. Cover the pot
    with a plate and invert the pan so that the Ugali "drops" on the plate.
    Serve with meat stew.

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