Madina Amin

Madina Amin (born in the early 1950s) was Uganda's first lady, and artist (dancer). She was Idi Amin's fourth first lady and favorite wife.She was the first Muslim woman as the renowned traditional dancer. She was a traditional dancer with a group called Heart Beat of Africa and was drawn to Idi Amin for her dancing. Quotes From chopping an onion, to selecting the right cut of meat, to making the most complex of dishes, everything I know about cooking today is from growing up and watching her cook. I always asked questions, I always asked to help, and I always had the first taste. Cooking is the one way I feel most connected to her, even til this day." Madina Amin, @tundandtayz, Talks About her Mother’s Signature Dish, Koobideh Kebabs I am blessed to come from a family that is known for their cooking and their hospitality even amongst the Afghan community Madina Amin, @tundandtayz, Talks About her Mother’s Signature Dish, Koobideh Kebabs The reason for this might be because I was raised to never give up my Afghan heritage, no matter where I live or where I am in life. Growing up, in my home personally, we shaped and shifted American culture to compliment our Afghan culture, not the other way around Madina Amin, @tundandtayz, Talks About her Mother’s Signature Dish, Koobideh Kebabs External links Category: living people Category:Women artists from Uganda Category:Dancers from Uganda