Tuesday, January 10, 2012

Yes i have cooked Kaimati..welcome guys



Want i recipe,yes i have it.. I remember how i used to enjoy these kenyan  Sweet Dumplings when i was young...i would really save up a bit and ran to mama Shiko to buy them...Hmmm..the sweetness,the sweet aroma scent..yes i have made them today and yes they really taste good.Enjoy...

Ingredients:
3 cups white flour or
2 teaspoons yeast with a pinch of sugar ( mixed )
2/3 cup yogurt
1/2 cup warm water water
oil for frying

Method
1.Add to flour a little salt, water and the yogurt, and mix to a thick batter.
2.Leave aside for six (6) hours.
3.Mix the yeast with the sugar and warm water, leave to ferment.
4.Add the yeast to the batter and mix until batter peaks; leave aside for a further three hours.

Method of Frying:

Heat the oil.
Shape batter into little balls, and put them a few at a time in the hot deep oil and fry until golden brown.
Dumplings should be entirely covered with oil during frying.
Take great care as the oil will splash during the course of frying.
When frying is complete soak the dumplings in syrup and serve hot.



The Syrup (Shira)

Ingredients
2 cups sugar
1 cup water
1 tablespoon rose water
juice of half a lemon

Method
Put the water in a pan with the sugar and place over a medium heat; bring to boil and allow to boil for ten minutes, removing the froth as it appears.
Add the lemon juice and leave to simmer for ten minutes; add the rose water.

check out more
http://pikachakula.com/recipe/how/to/kaimati-sweet-dumplings/#axzz1j3aXlqCT


14 comments:

  1. yummy!!!!will try em one of these fine days.
    what kind of yoghurt though.?natural?Thelma

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  2. Lily,i love kaimatis
    Thanks for the recipe...will give it a try...

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  3. yummy!!will def make them sooon.
    is the yoghurt supposed to be the natural one or what kind?

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  4. Mhhh!looks delicious. Can u please DHL me some of your kalimatis....?

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  5. Thelma..natural one would be nice

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  6. Judith ,lets organise for that.

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  7. Spasher,yes i remember at Njoro you loved kagumus.

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  8. eeh looks so yummy..hope i will get some when i visit soon...:)

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  9. Thank you for posting the recipe,going to share it w/ my friends too...they look yummy..sambaza

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    1. you are welcome Agalomba..thanks try it and lemmi know if u love it.

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  10. This looks delicious! Am gonna try this recipe out!

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