I have a good Ethiopian friend who's daughter used to cook for us. The flavors were very nice! I located a local source for one of the spice blends, bere bere. While I'm there on Sunday I figured I'd get some teff flour and try my hand at making injera bread. It is made as a fermented batter. It looks as though it may take a couple days to ferment. Kinda like a sourdough, but cooked on a griddle or frying pan. If any of you have done this, I'd appreciate your tips.
Any Ethiopian food fans here?
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We eat at a Ethiopian restaurant every now and then, it’s really quite tasty but the restaurant is carb heavy so it’s not as often as I’d like
I'm still trying to work up enough courage to try some spicy Thai food from a restaurant that just opened in my area!
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