Cold temperatures in Tanzania inspired Lynda to make warm roast tomato and onion salad.
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Hi Ndesanjo
Thanks very much for mentioning my blog post with the salad recipe, I’ve had quite a few visitors as a result of it which always makes me happy – to have more worldwide readers learning about beautiful Tanzania. Asante sana !
Lynda, West Kilimanjaro, Tanzania