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Discover simple, healthy, and delicious ways to transform plain rice cakes into snacks and meals you’ll actually crave.

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Learn which everyday foods should be stored at room temperature and how refrigeration can ruin their flavour, texture, and freshness.

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Whether it’s cupcakes on Sunday afternoons or experimenting with mandazi recipes online, baking has found a new generation of enthusiasts, including men and children, who aren’t afraid to make mistakes.

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Globally, dark dining has evolved into a powerful tool for inclusion, education, and charity. Proceeds from such dinners often support visually impaired communities.

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Wholesome, flavorful, and easy to make—these Halal sandwiches are perfect for busy mornings, lunchboxes, or family meals.

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The first rule of herb care is knowing your category. Woody herbs, like thyme, rosemary, and oregano, have firm stems and tough leaves, making them naturally more resilient.

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Once a humble snack enjoyed alongside sweet Somali tea, Kac Kac has found new life in bakeries, cafes, and social media feeds worldwide.

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With more than 2.3 million TikTok followers and 1.4 million on Instagram, he's become Kenya's unlikely ambassador of gastrodiplomacy - using food as a bridge between cultures and nations.

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Unlock the power of probiotics with these seven fermented foods—from kefir to kimchi—that supercharge gut health, boost digestion, strengthen immunity, and nourish your body naturally.

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Crispy on the outside, creamy inside, and bursting with cheesy goodness, these bite-sized delights are ideal for family gatherings, parties, or even cosy movie nights.

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The classic recipe combines semolina flour, butter or ghee, yoghurt, and a touch of coconut, baked to a golden hue and drenched in syrup.

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Blending Somali warmth with cutting-edge technology, AK’s Restaurant in Eastleigh is redefining Nairobi’s dining scene with style, flavour, and innovation.

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From its humble beginnings in the kitchens of Italian immigrants to its place as a global comfort food, spaghetti and meatballs has become more than just a meal — it’s a story of tradition, family, and the simple joy of sharing food made with love.

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What makes these recipes shine is their balance of ease and elegance, all from the comfort of your own kitchen.

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Across the Horn and the coast, one bite of biryani connects centuries of trade, migration, and shared humanity, proof that diversity enriches rather than divides.

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Traditionally known as jiaozi in Chinese cuisine, dumplings have long symbolised togetherness, often prepared in groups during festivals or family occasions.

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Serve hot with steamed white rice, soft ugali, or warm chapati. Add sides like kachumbari (fresh tomato and onion salad) and a cold glass of fresh passion fruit or ukwaju (tamarind juice) for a complete meal.

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Whether topped with swirls of creamy frosting or sprinkled with colourful decorations, these cupcakes bring smiles to every table.

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With rising awareness about the importance of clean eating, this lighter Caesar salad may become a staple in households worldwide.

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The dish hits all the right notes: savoury, spicy, creamy, and umami-rich. There is something primal and grounding about it; it is the kind of dish that tastes like home, even if it is your first time making it.

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When mangoes, known as the “king of fruits”, meet creamy lassi, the result is the world-famous mango lassi, a perfect balance of sweetness, tang, and indulgence.

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With minimal effort and maximum reward, banana bread has become a symbol of shared joy, best enjoyed warm with friends and family.

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Is extra virgin olive oil truly better than regular or “pure” olive oil? Does its higher price reflect real nutritional benefits, or is it just marketing?

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The familiar blend of fragrant spices, sizzling onions, and simmering rice has made pilau a staple for family gatherings, Sunday lunches, and special occasions in Kenyan households.

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Achieving that perfect, tender steak can be tricky. More often than not, the difference between mouth-watering and tough meat comes down to a few simple grilling mistakes.

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While many prefer to order it from their local biryani spot, homemade beef biryani has a distinct magic, deeper flavours, a stronger aroma, and that extra touch of love.

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Light, fluffy, and finished with a glossy coconut glaze, these doughnuts offer a perfect blend of nostalgia and novelty.

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Food is chemistry, how we combine ingredients influences how our bodies process and benefit from them. It is not just what we eat, but how we pair it.

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Whether it is a chilly morning or a mid-afternoon slump, this comforting drink offers the perfect pick-me-up.

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Interestingly, the preference for pineapple on pizza may reflect broader taste habits. People who enjoy it often appreciate contrasting flavours, such as sweet paired with salty.

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In Ethiopia and Eritrea, shiro (chickpea stew) is more than just a meal, it is a cultural staple, offering vital nourishment, rich taste, and everyday comfort.

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Beyond its fragrant leaves and distinctive taste, nutrition experts say basil packs a powerful punch of health benefits that make it more than just a kitchen staple.

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Originating from Rome but popularised in the US, Italy and now many regions in Africa, Chicken Alfredo is a popular pasta dish that combines creamy parmesan sauce, tender chicken breast and fettuccine pasta.

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The smoothie is packed with vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants. Watermelon is not just a delicious treat, but also a perfect base for a refreshing smoothie.

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Before diving into the cooking process, it is important to gather the right ingredients.

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When you crave something crispy, spicy, and satisfying, skip the takeout and whip up this vibrant plate of goodness right at home!

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This method does not require microwaves or fancy machines. It is delicious, homemade, and perfect for movie nights, school snacks, or Sunday afternoon treats.

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Unlike heavy, fried breakfasts common in many cultures, a Mediterranean breakfast is light but nourishing. It focuses on natural, unprocessed foods that fuel the body and satisfy hunger without weighing you down.

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Dr Judy Jernstedt, a professor of plant sciences at the University of California, Davis, explained that the confusion around what qualifies as a berry stems from history.

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A study from the University of Dar es Salaam found that drinking ginger-clove tea three times a week significantly improved antioxidant levels in participants within 30 days.

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The secret lies in balancing fat, liquid, and emulsifiers. Cheese on its own can break when melted, but when combined with a roux and milk, you create a stable emulsion that delivers a silky finish.

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In Kariokor, baker Shamim Abdullahi sells her spiced orange cakes in paper-wrapped slices; the aroma alone is enough to draw in passers-by from the busy streets.

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Kashata is a traditional sweet made from coconut and sugar, often enjoyed during festivals and special occasions such as Eid or Ramadhan, particularly along the coast.

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Mukimo is a wholesome mash made from boiled potatoes, maize, pumpkin leaves (or other greens such as spinach), and sometimes green peas or beans.

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Chef Mohammed Shaib of Tribe Hotel says mistakes often happen not because of a lack of skill, but because of overlooked details that affect how ingredients interact during preparation and cooking.

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Long praised by nutritionists for its gut-friendly probiotics, calcium, and quality protein, yoghurt is now being embraced by chefs and home cooks for its versatility in the kitchen.

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With the perfect balance of texture, seasoning, and colour, vegetable rice is more than just a side; it is a main event

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Rich, Savoury, and deeply satisfying, it is a timeless recipe that has made its way from the heart of Italy into kitchens around the world, including here in Nairobi.

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Thanks to a growing demand for comfort food and street foods that meet dietary guidelines, halal corn dogs are also becoming the latest trend in home cooking.

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While many still turn to bakeries, there is a growing return to home baking, spurred by economic reasons and the desire to control ingredients.

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Chips will always have their place. But in today’s finer dining circles, tasteful sides are a new luxury.

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