Food Article

Tuesday, 7 November 2017


In a small, tranquil Kenyan village, metal cups and sweet tea hold more than just the promise of refreshment—they represent tradition, community, and the spirit of togetherness. This story takes you on a journey through the lives of villagers, where every sip of tea shared strengthens bonds and brings people closer. Dive into this heartfelt narrative that captures the essence of rural life and the simple joys that unite us all. I have been away for so long I miss being in the kitchen. But I travelled to grandmas at the village where I have been so relaxed that I forgot city life... just a bit... I promise. Today's post is random since it's about my stay at the village with grandma. I love Tea and if anybody knows, great tea is in how it is prepared. 

Friday, 28 July 2017

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Discover the amazing health benefits of vegetables and why they’re essential for a balanced diet. From boosting immunity to improving digestion, learn how incorporating more veggies can enhance your overall well-being. There is something incredibly comforting about the idea of curling up under a cozy duvet. Drifting off to sleep on a lazy day enhances this comfort. But before we settle into that delightful thought, let us pause. It's time to appreciate something often overlooked but undeniably important, vegetables. Many of us, especially growing up, developed a less-than-enthusiastic attitude toward vegetables. Perhaps it was because of the way they were prepared. It could also have been because we were compelled to eat them before we could go outside to play.

Monday, 10 July 2017

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Today I bring you a Kenyan traditional food. It has stood the test of time. This dish continues to feed generations across the country: Omena Fish. Omena is a small, silvery fish. It is known scientifically as a silver cyprinid. This fish is a species of ray-finned fish in the family Cyprinidae. I know I might be taking you back to biology class here, but there's no simpler translation. For ease, think of Omena as a small fish that closely resembles sardines. It might be small in size. However, it carries a weight of tradition, flavor, and cultural importance that is anything but small.
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