WOW..I ate this a child at my grandma's house and it was eaten any time of the day..and I live and grew up in the USA, East Texas Tyler..my families are very much rural areas people that mean in the country side of towns. So I'm glad to know across the world in Kenya you eat some of the same dishes...I loved this but I'm now a vegan so I use besan flour instead of eggs..thank you so much I do cook your dishes just without meats and my new hubby is a island boy from St. Lucia who only eats seafood and poultry... keep it going much love to you and yours from East Texas.💖💖💖💕
Thank you so much for this comment, even though I am a month late in replying... * hanging head in shame * I have read and heard of besan flour being used as an egg replacer. I am yet to try it out. And yes, there exists so much similarities where foods are concerned. Glad you liked this recipe.
+Bena Ben Ki kati :))). Glad to have posted something for the bachelors. I am confused about the meat mix you have mentioned, where did you hear about it?
Hi, yes, I read that they call it zege in Tz. They mix it with meat as well. I might just try it out that way, I'm sure it will be tasty. Good to hear from you once more my friend. Have a good one.
This is quick , famous and delicious Bongo/TZ food, you'll find it in each and every street of food vendors in TZ. I live in Kenya, Nairobi but never came across with this food.
+Bena Ben You just have to teach me more phrases, my Luganda is very limited. Almost non existent. And, yes, now I remember talking about zege in my comments. Zege is swahili for concrete. It starts out as regular chipsi mayai but once you add mishkaki (skewer grilled marinated meat) it becomes zege.
This is quick , famous and delicious Bongo/TZ food, you'll find it in each and every street of food vendors in TZ. I live in Kenya, Nairobi but never came across with this food.
I honestly have no idea. All I know is that most African foods were not fried, originally. They used to be steamed or boiled but were still very tasteful and wholesome. Frying is one of the adaptations that have been taken up into our cuisine with continued interaction with different cultures.
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WOW..I ate this a child at my grandma's house and it was eaten any time of the day..and I live and grew up in the USA, East Texas Tyler..my families are very much rural areas people that mean in the country side of towns. So I'm glad to know across the world in Kenya you eat some of the same dishes...I loved this but I'm now a vegan so I use besan flour instead of eggs..thank you so much I do cook your dishes just without meats and my new hubby is a island boy from St. Lucia who only eats seafood and poultry... keep it going much love to you and yours from East Texas.💖💖💖💕
Thank you so much for this comment, even though I am a month late in replying... * hanging head in shame * I have read and heard of besan flour being used as an egg replacer. I am yet to try it out. And yes, there exists so much similarities where foods are concerned. Glad you liked this recipe.
wooo I like it healthy zege Tz tunaita zege 😋👌 🍴🍷
+Steylasilvia Mosi Hi, thank you for stopping by, I love your profile picture.
I made this today and to say it was mouth watering is an understatement! Yummm!
IKR?!! I love it!
Its been ages since I have had Chips Mayai. Thanx for reminding me about this simple recipe. Will be having it soon.
+TheTwinkleGG Hi!! You are welcome, always a pleasure to hear from you my dear.
I find this dish more in Tanzania... Hardly i have seen this in Kenya.... love it
so true
You can find it in coast
Easy n quick meal 4 us bachelor's.However never heard of the Meat mix before.Looking forward to learn that too.
+Bena Ben Ki kati :))). Glad to have posted something for the bachelors. I am confused about the meat mix you have mentioned, where did you hear about it?
i tried the recipe and it turned out awesome.kudos
They are many in garissa,Kenya
My favorite junk yummy 🤤
For you who loved fry eggs and French fries this combination is awesome
+Violet Mick True that! 👌
Originally discovered in Tanzania
you are so good at what you do. Endelea kabisa! never stop.
Ahsante sana Ndugu yangu. I am encouraged.
sounds very delicious ...
Love from India
Thank you
Thanks Agnes for the wonderful explanations and videos I have tried almost all recipes that I like .they come out well so keep it going
Thank you so much
it looks yummy am sooo going to try it
+mish miinah Thank you.
love dis, they call it chips zege in Tz, Your explanation only is satisfying tks a lot for ur uploads
Hi, yes, I read that they call it zege in Tz. They mix it with meat as well. I might just try it out that way, I'm sure it will be tasty. Good to hear from you once more my friend. Have a good one.
Jikonimagic Morn. always my pleasure tks again for ur effort.'
always the best recipes ...keep up
Thank you so much!
This is quick , famous and delicious Bongo/TZ food, you'll find it in each and every street of food vendors in TZ. I live in Kenya, Nairobi but never came across with this food.
had not seen this one before, i have never tried it before, but will definitely try it
Hi, always a pleasure to hear from you. Yes, please try it out and tell me how it goes.
just lovely
very nice. my kids love chips. I will make them this on Saturday and am sure they will love this. thanks alot.
+Margaret Wanja Hi, please update me on how they liked the food. Thank you for stopping by dear.
Ahsante, nyanya hizo fresh hazitakiwi kuiva na kulainika sana?
I just subscribed to your channel. I just wanted you to know that your food looks delicious and I think you're just wonderful:)
+Ariel Jones Thank you and welcome to jikonimagic
Awesome, I wonder where you get your inspiration?
+Kalizzy21 Hi, it's from the passion that I have for good food.
hlw sista, thanks for this dish, but always u Inspire me to cook, Asante sana
Karibu
wewe najuwas Swahili?
Mimi ni Mkenya kwa hivyo najua Kiswahili
nice food
Hi
Hi
Thank you
Tewali. Kikati? One of yr replies somewhere u did mention zege frm TZ which u said cud b mixed with meat as well.More Luganda nxt tme.
+Bena Ben You just have to teach me more phrases, my Luganda is very limited. Almost non existent. And, yes, now I remember talking about zege in my comments. Zege is swahili for concrete. It starts out as regular chipsi mayai but once you add mishkaki (skewer grilled marinated meat) it becomes zege.
This is quick , famous and delicious Bongo/TZ food, you'll find it in each and every street of food vendors in TZ. I live in Kenya, Nairobi but never came across with this food.
Is this african originally ?
I honestly have no idea. All I know is that most African foods were not fried, originally. They used to be steamed or boiled but were still very tasteful and wholesome. Frying is one of the adaptations that have been taken up into our cuisine with continued interaction with different cultures.
@@jikonimagic deep frying comes from Africa too. Fried chicken comes from Africa. :)
I think Africa created every type of cooking except poaching?
viazi mayai viko makini
+Emi Amina Ahsante
nilijaribu....it didn't last 5 minutes
+cleo Alvarez Hahaaaa ni dish poa sana. Thank you for trying it out
Fake tortilla. ..!!!