Gintir is a light meal repeatedly served for brunch. Equipment: medium cooking pot Ingredients of Gintir – Boiled beef: 1 cup red onions (chopped) 1 cup butter (spiced) 1 ½ Ibs. meat and ribs (beef or lamb) ½ tsp. ginger (paste bright ) ¼ tsp. black pepper to taste salt 2 cups water How to [...]
Entries from April 28th, 2008
Barley balls – Food from the Striking Ethiopia
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T’ihlo may be served since a snack when eaten unambiguous or a meal when dipped in we’t. Stuff: mixing bowl closed container Elements of Barley balls – T’ihlo: 2 Ibs. barley flour 3 cups water (boiling) How to fix T’ihlo – Barley balls Add 3 cups of boiling water to the barley powder, mix well [...]
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Pea flour dissolved in water and mixed in injera – Food from the Huge Ethiopia
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Yeshiro Fitfit acts upon refreshing hasty meal to be served on a hot day. Also famous during Lent. Equipment: serving bowl Component of Yeshiro Fitfit – Pea flour dissolved in water and mixed in injera: ½ cup powdered peas (spiced) 2-3 cups water 1 Tbsp. onion (chopped) 2 Tbsp. oil (cooking) 2 Tbsp. wine (white) [...]
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Pumpkin mind sauce – a Recipe from the Dramatic Ethiopia
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Yedubba Alich’a is additional vegetarian dish which is a wonderful source of vitamin A & C. It is eaten with injera or bread. Stuff: 1 medium cooking pot Ingredients: 4 cups pumpkin (cubed) 1 cup oil 1 cup onions (chopped) 1 tsp garlic (mashed) 1 tsp ginger (mashed) ¼ tsp turmeric to taste salt 4 [...]
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Stuffed with onion/Yeqarya Sinnig Fresh green peppers – Food from the Noticeable Ethiopia
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Yeqarya Sinnig is green pepper stuffed with onions. It is served with nearly all categories of dishes since a side order. Utensils: serving plate small mixing bowl Component of Fresh green peppers: 6 medium green peppers (chili Jalapeño) or (chili Anaheim) 1 cup ren onions (chopped) ½ cup oil ¼ tsp. black pepper to taste [...]
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Dried meat – Food from the Scenic Horn of Africa
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Qwant’a is fundamentally a snack food served on all occasion especially with cocktails. It is highly versatile and can be consumed as it is, fried, cooked in sauce or ground to powder and put in shiro, etc. Gear: glass jar or plastic bag dehydrater cloth covered container or plastic bags Elements of Qwant’a: 10 Ibs. [...]
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Birz – Honey mixed with water – a Recipe from the Exquisite Ethiopia
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Birz is a honey use that is very much famous. It is exceedingly refreshing and considered very much healthy. Equipment: jug or 1 quart bottle (glass or plastic) Ingredients of Honey mixed with water – Birz: ½ cup absolute honey 6 cups soda or comprehensible water How to fix Honey mixed with water Put ½ [...]
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Yeajja Dabbo – Emmer wheat bread – a Recipe from the Prominent North Africa
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Yeajja Dabbo is a wholesome and delicious bread. Gear: large mixing bowl large baking pan sheet pan paper aluminum foil Elements of Yeajja Dabbo: 2 cups germinated wheat (split) ¼ tsp. bishop’s weed ¼ tsp. cardamom ¼ tsp. coriander ¼ tsp. garlic (mashed) ¼ tsp. ginger (mashed) ¼ tsp. onion (mashed) 5 Ibs. emmerwheat flour [...]
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Breakfast – Barley or wheat porridge/Genfo – Food from the Bizarre EthiopiaBarley or wheat porridge/Genfo – Breakfast – a Recipe from the Dramatic East Africa
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Genfo is a breakfast sought-after. Popular among expectant and bright mothers. Stuff: deep cooking pot small serving bowls Ingredients: 2 cups corn, barley or wheat flour 4 cups water to taste salt ½ cup butter or oil 1 Tbsp. red pepper (berbere) or red pepper paste (awaze) How to cook Barley or wheat porridge/Genfo Breakfast [...]
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Pea flour dissolved in water and mixed in injera – Food from the Charming Ethiopia
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Yeshiro Fitfit does refreshing prompt meal to be served on a strong day. Also popular during Lent. Bits and Pieces: serving bowl Component: ½ cup powdered peas (spiced) 2-3 cups water 1 Tbsp. onion (chopped) 2 Tbsp. oil (cooking) 2 Tbsp. wine (white) 3 clean green pepper (diced) (chili Jalapeño) 3-4 injera to taste salt [...]
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