Our New Property | Expanding Limiri Farms | Agribusiness | Kenya Village Life | Grilling Kienyeji

In this episode you will walk with us to our new property in the village.. we are expanding Limiri farms and we are excited!
We also grill our own Kienyeji chicken and enjoy eating outside together as a family.
Thanks for watching! ❤️🇰🇪

[@Plano2229]

I just feel like we are all raising Liam, Lucas, Nkirote (AKA Sis!): They are all growing up so fast like weeds! Love you guys!

[@tonnyndundahse69]

Its lovely in the village the walk seems long because we spread love whenever we go, your kiddos will grow to be humble and respectful just like you guys, thank you for soldiering on

[@Mekenzeinkenya]

Thanks so much.. and thanks for watching 🙏🏻

[@sallyochieng1948]

For the kienyeji chicken you have to boil it well for it to be tender, it's more delicious than the broiler.

[@maureenayoma1773]

Kienyeji chicken takes longer to cook especially if the fourth toe was all grown, choose one with no fourth toe . it is soft and sweet.

[@pattiwanyeki436]

Thanks for sharing. I have learnt something new.

[@MsEller316]

Fresh homegrown chicken must be very tasty. George is quite the expert in outdoor preparation and cooking. It's such a different lifestyle but nice...so many similarities to Jamaican 🇯🇲 country life.

[@awanfx5281]

Beautiful family...wish I was luck for my parents to document our day lives like you do and I would see my younger self ...your kids will look at this when they are 20-30yrs and appreciate it

[@robertmuiruri550]

May the good Lord bless me with true love. Your story teaches me that indeed he who finds a wife finds a good thing. God bless your family. I have watched and rewatched most of your vlogs

[@tonnyndundahse69]

The land is so beautiful please retain the trees do not cut them down, you are doing great

[@Sinna226]

I'm a new subscriber and watching from Slovenia 🇸🇮 Europe. You're all so humble and beautiful family 👪 ❤️.

[@charlesweru7787]

Congratulations on the development, you are truly adopting on the Kenyan life gumboots 🤣😂,land is always the best property to have. Try fruits, mangoes, oranges, lemon and mostly to cut costs on groceries, love your videos

[@maishamaisha9088]

I am enjoying the family blog! Simple family blog

[@alicedrehsen6271]

You are a great soul God bless you and your family i live in Europe and kienyenji is better boiled with pressure cooker

[@luluauimatagi1397]

Wow it’s so beautiful, I love that you are raising your kids there it’s very humbling and the culture is amazing.

[@Shimba58]

Congratulations on the new property. Great couple and lovely kids.

[@ria5435]

I'm new here but love the positive energy I receive

[@Mekenzeinkenya]

Thanks so much for being here ☺️🙏🏻

[@erickmukunga2512]

Congrats Limiri welcome to the club

[@naomimugambi6169]

U guys are living my dream life

[@alicewambugu5934]

George is born a farmer and best husband and great father to his children also supported by his wife.

[@GireMbowa]

Beautiful! New subscriber and I have a lot of catching up to do!

[@rkubai]

My Mom cooks kienyeji chicken with a Pressure Cooker and it comes out as tender as broiler chicken😊

[@rosekibe9810]

You should boil the Kienyeji and put some spices boil for hours

[@koimt6732]

Very nice property. I wish my sister and I were as friendly to each other as your children are. Very beautiful family !

[@Mekenzeinkenya]

Thanks so much for watching. The kids are best friends and I hope they remain that way through life ☺️

[@sally8202]

I love this video because I'm passionate about buying land. Congratulations to the Limiri family for this great investment plus the land is huge. Land ownership is important and a way to grow wealth. It's always nice to see your family together. The environment there looks very cool. Thank you for using your Vlog to inspire and educate others. Have a blessed day with your family ❤️

[@cegesl4521]

Sally l agree its the best way to grow weather for tomorrow my sister keep up👍🏿

[@kweliyake5212]

Some Americans visited Kenya, enjoyed food alot!!! Kienyenji chicken and chapo are their favorites.

[@rosenangosya2549]

Beautiful tour.

[@gibsonsevens6885]

Hey have you ever thought of doing farming mostly planting fruits like water Mellon's or sunflower in large scale ..??.I hear is a good business that you guys can try...there is this place called CHARIA in Meru ...you can check it out ..

[@lucyvibesgermany]

Great idea tell us more about it..interested too

[@willisodiwuor9734]

You are very wonderful couple! God bless you all

[@joze_da_cruz]

That was a long walk...been to nairobi n bak and you still walking

[@margueritesaintleger8375]

That’s the best they could have ever made which is to return to the Motherland with their family

[@claireclarkeignite8458]

Congrats. Will you have a caretaker on the property. God bless you George and McKenzie

[@nafisesalah6377]

Good news. You are really peaceful lady and understanding life. I respect that from you.

[@Mekenzeinkenya]

That means a lot, thank you ☺️❤️

[@kenmugambi]

The chicken choma looks yummy, tell George to be using baking sheet then foil on top. Its safer when you are cooking for long. Because aluminium breaks down.

[@Mekenzeinkenya]

Good tip. Thanks. 🙏🏻

[@blastking2006]

Am so proud of u guys I forwarded this to to my family back in the US

[@ababagfx]

Congrats Limiri farms. To make kienyeji tender, first boil it using garlic until tender then grill, it's the best ever.

[@ruthie8466]

N onions n ginger

[@benardgesura9802]

You guys are doing great I'm looking forward to coming back home too with my family

[@claireclarkeignite8458]

Yes those chicken is normally tougher. My sister loved them. She loved to crack the bones but I am like you loving the broiler. We had to put a lot of pepper on the homegrown ones and pressure them for them to be softer. Don't feel bad

[@Mwihakithumbi]

Kienyeji chicken needs to be boiled first for a minimum 1.5 hours for it to be tender... It's tough meat but tasty eventually.

[@Mekenzeinkenya]

It is tasty when done right, for sure!

[@michaelcody3960]

@@Mekenzeinkenya Use a pressure cooker

[@daniells71]

I have a friend of mine that makes kienyeji here in the states. Her secret is long slow cooking. It comes out tender. Only reason I don't like it is that they are scrawny lol, which means more work. However I love them for sandwich meat because of their slightly gamier taste (ie not bland).

[@lonelion8098]

I see you make a point to say hi to the local folks which is quite nice did George teach y'all that? coz its very important in rural Kenya to say hello to the locals.

[@kwasiatuah4400]

I am very happy about the new property. Land is a very good investment

[@mapules4600]

Simple life is so much fun

[@byamukamaibrahim2856]

If being humble was a person would be you.Love from Uganda 🇺🇬

[@Mekenzeinkenya]

This is so kind of you to say. Thank you. ❤️🙏🏻

[@Let_us_be_real]

Congratulations on your new acquired property and pliz tell George he should atleast once in a while respect the weather .....with all that sunshine the man is not hot .....😁😁😁still in his jacket 😂😂😂really😂😂😂

[@Mekenzeinkenya]

Thank you! And haha oh I’ve given up on this battle.. it’s been over 10 years of this 😅

[@Let_us_be_real]

@@Mekenzeinkenya 😂😂😂

[@miriamwillism8998]

Beautiful family may God bless you all.

[@Mekenzeinkenya]

Thanks so much 🥰

[@BudgetPoultryFarm]

thanks for sharing

[@peterkamau3766]

Wow am your new subscriber and yeah that chicken marinating with mixed veg always thank God your man does know how to appreciate you and the kids this is real love all men should atleast know how to prepare good meals for their loved ones, this is a atoken of love, wow the chicken looking yummy. Much love Peter from Qatar airways Doha.

[@Mekenzeinkenya]

Thanks so much for being here, Peter. I appreciate it!

[@peterkamau3766]

@@Mekenzeinkenya you are most welcome.

[@patriciakarani3754]

So glad your expanding. A tip on how to make kienyeji chicken soft is boiling it for at least 2hrs...

[@Mekenzeinkenya]

Thanks for the tip! It was actually pretty soft this time since we wrapped it in the foil.. but boiling it before hand would help as well.

[@nalinisingh284]

Keep doing the great work,Love farming too enjoy Bless family ❤

[@Mekenzeinkenya]

Thanks so much, friend ☺️❤️

[@rubanikq2]

Sasa Mekenze, thanks for another lovely video. I love the nature shown, miss how everyone says hi aling the way(reminds me of my Secondary school days in Embu). The kids have adapted very well & so have you. Nice to see you in gumboots again. In the meantime, the green fence that oozes 'milk', please keep that off your hands & eyes, not sure what 'Kariaria' is called in Kimeru(George can advise). Looking forward to the transformed farm. Asante sana tena dada.

[@sikazwejerry4620]

Congratulations!

[@cegesl4521]

I miss that chicken 😋, congratulations on your new land

[@Mekenzeinkenya]

Thanks so much. And yes, the chicken was amazing. 😍

[@edwingithinji]

I live in PA. When I come home the Kienyeji chicken toughness will need you use a pressure cooker. It will be a game changer for you

[@Mekenzeinkenya]

Pressure cooker is a good idea.

[@edwingithinji]

@@Mekenzeinkenya or you try crockpot idea. In Kenya use Nyungu for crock pot and just slow cook. Share your results with all of us.

[@rannydewah8549]

@6:00 thats so cute i hope that love will remain through-out their lives

[@jameskabari8597]

kienyeji is the best

[@wanjiru2088]

Can't wait to see what you do with the new property. All the very best to you and fam

[@nck2310]

Waoh.....Congrats for ur new farm and may God FULFILL ALL ur plans and BLESS ur hard work......

[@mercyG78]

New sub here, loving everything ❤️

[@brendamawenu]

I'm a broiler person for grilling too for very similar reasons. The kienyeji chicken has the really good chicken soup and stew but has to be pressure cooked for a bit before it's edible..

[@Mekenzeinkenya]

Yes, you’re right. It does make a good soup for sure. If there’s enough time to make it soft then it is good.

[@globalpioneer247]

Very inspiring! Congrats on new property and decision on the water source. Had Keinyeji. The gravy was delicious but meat was very tough😊you holding the chicken😂😂

[@Mekenzeinkenya]

Thanks so much Ollie! ☺️❤️ And ya I can’t say I like holding naked, uncooked chicken 😂

[@KellyGitGermany]

The vlog made me miss home, nice to Watch this. Thanks for sharing.

[@joshuaruteera8160]

I am new here but love 💕 your guys great family send love from Uganda

[@Mekenzeinkenya]

Thanks so much for being here. Hello to you in Uganda 🇺🇬 ❤️

[@carolinemutegi1056]

Another wonderful reminder of how blessed we are to have the rural-urban life in Kenya. For me kienyeji anytime.. Slaughtered by me... Lol. How much is one acre in that locality pls?

[@kabiimoonrider]

welcome to kenya you will get used to kienyeji😊😊its just for a short while

[@tonnyndundahse69]

You can drill a borehole in one of of the properties and pipe water to the other think about it.

[@Mekenzeinkenya]

Yes, we have thought about that. May happen in the future ☺️

[@tonnyndundahse69]

@@Mekenzeinkenya if the tanks are elevated on one property you will use gravity to irritate the whole farm then a small booster to push water to the other property

[@Mashariki_0]

I am also team broiler 😀😀. Everyone has a preference and that's okay, we like what we like and food is about happiness not just survival ❤❤

[@TheTororist]

honestly, kienyeji is tough as hell no matter how much you boil it. and forget about frying or barbeque with it. but people get testy when you say you prefer broiler. the chicken is literally bred for the table. but to each his/her own

[@Future88746]

Hi Mckenzie, I'm coming to Embu in Nov from the US to visit, can I please meet with you if possible. You're such an inspiration to me and many others✨️

[@daisywacuka9991]

Kienyeji is best for soup on those days, get a pot from the market and just boil it slowly on firewood or charcoal. Some people use a pressure cooker but it doesn't slap hehe.

[@Mekenzeinkenya]

Yes I’ve realized it makes good soup for sure. And ya, it definitely needs lots Of time to soften

[@MsEller316]

We call those sticky things burrs in Jamaica...very exciting to get farmland. That manual digging is hard work...we do that do. Are you planning to have a small caretaker cabin at the land?

[@christinemungai2159]

Congrats on your new property. SD, I prefer broiler chicken too. I think Kienyeji is expensive for nothing and tougher than my life 😀

[@janetondieki2601]

🤣🤣🤣eti tougher than what!?😀

[@nellywanguhu2860]

Congratulations on your new achievement 👏

[@moosemoe5679]

Enjoying your content family, greetings from ohio,and chef George’s bless

[@patric.]

The best life away from city,

[@Mekenzeinkenya]

It’s a good life ☺️

[@ireneawinja8013]

Great for acquiring new land.Congradulations. I see you r very positive on farming

[@Mekenzeinkenya]

Thanks so much

[@sophiejemimah8858]

I hope kid's and family will adopt to this quite and peaceful life. Life in America is too fast. More peaceful and relaxing back home

[@Mekenzeinkenya]

Thanks so much for watching ☺️

[@wanjirujane7073]

Congrats on your new property

[@deedeebak6991]

Hi I’m new to your channel and have been watching some videos and happened to notice your husband cooks. Is there any reason you do not cook? Reason I ask is there are so many good recipes from the states your husband may come to enjoy. Although I’m American, I make a very nice curry chicken. God bless, I hope you enjoy your farm life.

[@Mekenzeinkenya]

Thanks for watching! My husband cooks often because he enjoys it. He lived in the states for over 15 years so he knows many recipes from there as well.. I cook now and then but don’t enjoy it as much. ☺️

[@abocas]

New here, Scandinavian living on and off in Kenya with my Kenyan husband. And I just have to compliment on the channel on which I am trying to catch up 🥴 I simply have to comment on broiler vs. kienyeji chicken 🐔 I, too, prefer the broiler and I know most Kenyans think differently. The kienyejis are simply to hard to chew because they have a longer growth period. I used to raise broilers like kienyejis, I.e. outdoors, over like 6-7 weeks, and they were just excellent and yummy 😋 And I don't see why one could not mix the two of them. A p.s. .... the Kenyans thought I had lost it when I put my broilers outside 🥴 but of course they were just fine. Very healthy and very, very meaty and tender.

[@Mekenzeinkenya]

Thanks so much for watching and for this comment! I agree with you.. and it’s interesting how things are often done in one particular way depending on where you go in the world. ☺️

[@abocas]

@@Mekenzeinkenya you are so welcome and yes, we sometimes get stuck in certain patterns for a number of reasons ....

[@mercymumtelvin986]

Congratulations 👏🏾....again the music 🎶 is on point 💞love it,The chicken looks delicious 🤤 ...keep winning!!

[@faithwachu5073]

Lovely family congratulations on your new addition

[@gathonindungu3487]

Congracts dear 🎉🎊❤️💙🎉🎊🎉🫶🏾🫶🏾🫶🏾👍🏾👍🏾🙌🏾👏🏾👏🏾🙌🏾💙🙌🏾 Very good progress 🫶🏾👏🏾 Happy forcyou n your beautiful family ❤️❤️👸🏾💙💙

[@Shimba58]

Am planning to retire in Kenya too...

[@TheNZINZI]

You could try and do a salt brine on the Kienyeji chicken. Overnight preferably. This will make it tender and juicy. You will totally love if

[@Mekenzeinkenya]

Good suggestion!

[@Janet-B]

Use pineapple over night or cook with it. It’s a natural tenderizers

[@uhondo]

Congratulations on your new addition.

[@stanelynefat3682]

A new subscriber here. Loved your vlogs.

[@peterokalo9632]

Blessed kenya families

[@Mekenzeinkenya]

☺️☺️

[@Mwas97]

Impressive! Congratulations👏👏👏

[@simonedeans6683]

Always enjoy your vlogs. Do you play your songs in the background? Congratulations on the new land acquisition!

[@rannydewah8549]

Oh yes ur ryt the broiler is more "eatable" 😄 i also dont like th chewiness of the road runner ts a lotta work 😁

[@magnam6807]

I watched your interview on Citizen Digital. Good progress👍

[@Mekenzeinkenya]

Aww, thanks so much for watching and for being here ☺️

[@MuneetheKenyan]

You need to hike that L shaped hill in the background. Majestic views at the top. Its call LUKUNUNU

[@Mekenzeinkenya]

George keeps saying he wants to climb that hill.. we will have to

[@MuneetheKenyan]

@@Mekenzeinkenya Good stuff 👍. I grew up herding cows up there, studied at Kirukire primary school and used to fetch water at a spring near Urru. Your vlog gives me a sense of deja vu.

[@RaisaKiki]

You are such a beautiful family mekenze💜

[@sylvestermarete6803]

Ala! Kumbe hata mko area yetu hapa limbine tu!

[@hellennkirote777]

Ghai! she's my namesake Am Nkirote too.

[@kathyrama7079]

Congratulations

[@dorinelilian4360]

I've been dying to be the first to see your 📸🎊🎊 finally Hey mekenzie😌

[@johnkiragu513]

Wow! Congratulations for this win.

[@Mekenzeinkenya]

Thank you so much ☺️

[@explorerlovecrossingborder6320]

Kenya is beautiful

[@ronahgathoni9904]

First person here...I really love your vlogs 🤗🤗

[@kevinkia1145]

U need to start driving as well.

[@barbaraatieno4187]

At last! I'm so glad i've found someone who loves broiler. I also prefer broiler because i find it much softer and juicy as compared to the kienyeji.

[@Mekenzeinkenya]

Yes, I’m definitely on team broiler with you!