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Corn and beans simmered together — an everyday Kenyan dish from school lunches to home tables.
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Githeri comes from the Kikuyu, one of Kenya's main peoples: a nourishing dish of corn and beans simply simmered together. It's so much a part of daily life that it's served widely as a school lunch, and some families add potatoes, vegetables, or ground meat to bulk it up — a humble, filling taste of everyday Kenya.
Boil corn and beans soaked overnight in plenty of water for about 1.5 hours until tender.
In another pot, sauté onion and tomato in oil.
Add the corn and beans with their liquid.
Season with salt and simmer on low for about 20 minutes.
Serve in bowls.