Motivational Tips to Boost Success

I’m a self-proclaimed procrastinator. It’s NOT something I have been proud of but I am glad to say that I quietly decided at the beginning of this year that I should take control of my life and change what I didn’t like – and that was lack of motivation. I started reading up a lot and have gathered very many tips on how to stay … Continue reading Motivational Tips to Boost Success

Chilli Paneer – Kamal’s recipe

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This is a simple and easy recipe and the ingredients are locally available here. It doesn’t need much cooking but the flavours do depend on the amount of time you marinade it. For a delicious Chilli Paneer you will need: 250 gms Paneer (Indian Cottage Cheese) 1 cup yoghurt 1 small white onion, sliced long 1 medium tomato, cubed 1 teaspoon crushed… Continue reading Chilli Paneer – Kamal’s recipe

Easy Cinnamon Rolls

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It’s cold and rainy here in Nairobi and I’m totally enjoying my coffee in this weather but my sweet tooth always craves a small bite of something sweet to go with the perfect mix of Kenyan AA and Ethiopian Gourmet ground coffee. I remember having some yummy Cinnabon coffee and rolls, waiting for the rain to subside while shopping in a mall… Continue reading Easy Cinnamon Rolls

Hospitality and Korogas

Koroga is a Kiswahili word for ‘stir’. It’s a very Kenyan name for something I deem to be a very Kenyan concept. Let me explain.  At least once a week, usually menfolk will meet up at a social club that offers individual cooking facilities for people to get together over drinks while a ‘designated cook’ prepares the dinner. Meat and other ingredients are preordered so … Continue reading Hospitality and Korogas