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Githeri masala is a savoury Kenyan spice mix for seasoning githeri — boiled maize and beans — and other one-pot meals. Fry onion and tomato, stir in the masala, then add the cooked maize and beans and a splash of water a...
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Produced by: SINA Gerard / Enterprise URWIBUTSO Headquarters: Nyirangarama, Rwanda P.O. Box: 3652 Kigali - Rwanda Contact: Local: 2999 Tel: +250 788 136 999 / +250 788 300 008 / +250 788 305 122
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Chicken masala is a balanced curry-style blend — coriander, cumin, turmeric, chilli, ginger, garlic and warm spices — for chicken stew, curry, marinades and roast rubs. Rub it onto chicken pieces with oil and salt before frying or grilling, or fry it in the base of a tomato-and-onion sauce. It works equally well with fish, beans and vegetables. See pack for net weight; store sealed and dry.
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