The rich flavors in Pilau Masala are a staple in Kenyan cooking, often mixed into rice. These flavors reflect Kenya’s diverse culinary landscape, showcasing a blend of indigenous African spices with those brought over by traders and settlers.
We hope you enjoy this delectable spice mix as much as we do and that it connects you in a deeper way with our extended Kenyan family. If you’d like to learn more about what our Christ-centered and holistic children’s program is doing in Kenya, you can do so here.
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4 yrs. old
Entered the program: May 2025
Alvis lives with his mother, two brothers and a sister in a rented three-room, wood house with a cement floor. The home has no electricity and the family uses a lantern for light. Water is drawn from a well that is boiled for drinking. The family has an outdoor kitchen and use firewood for cooking. They also have an outdoor bathroom facility with a pit latrine that is in good condition.
Alvis is the youngest child in the family. His mother is a single parent after his father abandoned the family. She works as a casual laborer when she can find jobs, but relies a lot on the help of neighbors.
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