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Butternut mandazi (swahili donuts) A snack enjoyed by many homes in East Africa. Balanced meal and simple in preparation. An inspiration from the Swahili culture Riffat.
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An inspiration from the Swahili culture Gordon Ramsay junior. Balanced meal and simple in preparation. An inspiration from the Swahili culture Atim Martha. Using a sharp knife or cookie cutter, divide the dough into triangles or in the shape of traditional donuts (small circles pierced in the center).
Place each donuts as you go on a floured surface. These simple donuts from East Africa, known as mandazi, have a hint of cardamom and can be served as a sweet treat or alongside curry. Although, Mandazi is also referred to as "the East African doughnut," it is usually less sweet than the typical doughnut. Mandazi and Chai is the ultimate breakfast in many Kenyan homes. Growing up in Kenya , it was very common to dunk a warm Mandazi, made fresh from the local bakery, in a hot cup of Chai (tea).
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