Muthokoi is very popular in Kenya. This
dish can be prepared as a mixture of maize, peas and beans. To cook muthokoi can take a few hours. It starts by
boiling the maize with the peas/beans. It is then cooked with vegetables like
onions, potatoes, cabbages, cowpea leaves or pumpkin leaves, green/fresh
pigeon peas or any variety of beans, depending on choice.
When using green peas/beans, make sure that you cook the
muthokoi (dry maize) for about 30-35 minutes before adding the beans/peas. It will
ensure that the beans/peas do not become too cooked or mushy since they
cook faster than dry maize.
Ingredients
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1
cup muthokoi (dry maize with husks removed)
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1
1/2 cups dry pigeon peas
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1
large onion
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3
large cloves of garlic, crushed
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3
chopped tomatoes
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3
chopped carrots
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Cooking
oil
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Salt
Method
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Soak
the maize and peas for two hours to soften them. This makes the cooking easier.
After that, discard the water and add a clean water poured into a saucepan,
where they are boiled for about one and half hours.
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Boil
the muthokoi and peas, adding water continuously until cooked.
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Once
the excess water has been drained, saute the onion in another large saucepan.
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Add
the crushed garlic and once a delicious aroma fills the air, add the carrots,
tomatoes and potatoes.
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Cook
until the potatoes are tender, add salt, stock cube and a little water and
bring to a boil.
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Pour
the boiled muthokoi into the vegetables and cook for about ten minutes.
Serve.
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