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In this video we are looking at East Africa’s Second Biggest Street Food Market!!! Muthurwa Market In Kenya | Nairobi City
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14 Comments
I use cowboy cooking fat on my chapatis,plus when kneeding the dough i use blended pumpkin for that nice yellow colour and more sweetness😋😋,so pumpkin inside chapati plus the yellow cowboy fat,very nice results
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The video came out amazing. Great work you did!😊
Them grits, fiddler.
Nico, I know you really wanted the video to be short so you could start eating ASAP🤣🤣
Isn´t that mixture of potatoes, greens and maise also called Iriyo?
Mukimbo, yes, it looks healthy, organic.
I will try it next week.
Niko emeere ngojilya olinga ajekenfera 😂 bukyanga ojilya lero kilabika tebikywomedde 😂
Am back to watch your videos. Can't wait for da next video 🥰
Niko, I am very pleased to finally watch a video of yours and feel part of the meal. I left you feeling content, knowing more of what the food tasted like.
Those Beans actually looked amazing!
Please keep up the good work. Your friend, brings out the quality that we’re now seeing.
I’m very sure, that your viewers will very shortly grow.
Regards and great work!
Doing good, my brother, doing good. Keep it up!
KALE NICO LEKELAWO KOMAWO E UGANDA 😅😅😅😅
Food looks wonderful, save me a bite❤ Enjoy my friend I love your videos you really get into it and explain very well. I love all the fresh ingredients ❤
Correction: I believe that was garden peas not cowpeas. I know cowpeas is what Ugandans call Kawo which is less popular in Kenya with garden peas or "MINJI" being more popular in Kenya especially among Kikuyus