African Cookbook Coco Cooks Kenya

Coco originates from Mombasa and has spent years travelling around Africa taking in the cultures of a vibrant continent. In her series of books 'Coco Cooks Africa' she revisits some of her favourite places and cooks some of the best meals she has tasted. Coco Cooks Kenya recipes are full of African, indian/asian influence a fusion of herbs and spices that are truly unique to East African Cuisine.

Coco originates from Mombasa and has spent years travelling around Africa taking in the cultures of a vibrant continent. In her series of books 'Coco Cooks Africa' she revisits some of her favourite places and cooks some of the best meals she has tasted. Coco Cooks Gambia recipes are full of African spice and flavour a fusion of herbs and spices that are truly unique to West African Cuisine.

Coco originates from Mombasa and has spent years travelling around Africa taking in the cultures of a vibrant continent. In her series of books 'Coco Cooks Africa' she revisits some of her favourite places and cooks some of the best meals she has tasted. Coco Cooks Sudan recipes are full of African and Middle Eastern influence a fusion of herbs and spices that are unique to East African Cuisine.

Coco originates from Mombasa and has spent years travelling around Africa taking in the cultures of a vibrant continent. In her series of books 'Coco Cooks Africa' she revisits some of her favourite places and cooks some of the best meals she has tasted. Coco Cooks Zimbabwe recipes are full of African, indian/asian influence a fusion of herbs and spices that are truly unique to Zimbabwean Cuisine.

Are you intrigued by the dishes made in faraway African countries like Kenya? Many Kenyan recipes are fairly easy to recreate, and I'll be showing you some of the best in this cookbook. Kenya is a large African country, on the Eastern coast of the continent, where it meets the Indian Ocean. Fish is therefore readily available, as well as goat, lamb and beef. The recipes of Kenya vary a bit from one region to the next, since there are three main ethnic groups in the country. Kenya's people have lived their traditional lives for 1000's of years. Some still live and cook in much the same way as their ancestors. The tribes herd goats and cattle, and their diet is supplemented with wild greens. Farming tribes in Kenya cultivate crops that have been used for centuries, including sweet potatoes, black eyed peas, tomatoes and chilies. You will note especially how many dishes are made with chilies and tomatoes. They are used together a lot in Kenyan cooking. Enjoy the Kenyan recipes in this cookbook, as you take an edible tour of this traditional country. You'll find many of the dishes are easy to prepare, and most of them don't take a long time, either. Turn the page and start cooking Kenyan!

(Color Copy) African Cookbook is a compilation of over 80 recipes from the African Countries of Ethiopia, Nigeria and Kenya. A few Ethiopian recipes included are; injera, kita, berbere, niter kibbeh, gomen sega, solanum tubersum, sambusas, dabo kolo and several wats and alichas. A few Nigerian recipes included are; egusi, masa, fufu, suya, tsiren dakakken nama, alapa, maafe, gbegiri, shoko, agege and jollof rice. A few Kenyan recipes included are; ugali, irio, githeri, sukuma wiki, m'baazi, maharagwe, nyama choma, biriani, ingoho and kuku paka. This book also contains information on each Country, the incredibly unique local cuisine, how dinner is served in each Country and staple items of the cooking.African Cookbook has been written as a resource to help you learn more about these wonderful Countries and their rich cuisine. The recipes are simple and easy to make. You are certain to learn something new as you cook your way through each of these fascinating Countries!

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