Berbere Recipes
Betty Said:
Question for Ethiopians in L.A!!?We Answered:
try to go to the area where ethiopian live the most, most likey you will able to fine it a one the market in that areaWade Said:
So any body got a notion as to where I can buy teff?We Answered:
I have seen it for sale in my local natural foods store. Here's an online source.Erin Said:
Pantry full of aging seasonings--what to do?We Answered:
This might not be the earth shattering answer you were looking for.... But...If I were you I would make a few rubs with the herbs and spices you like and use it for the next few nights... Even the same rub for a few different kinds of meats. I usually throw in a bog blend of spices and rub it all over pork loin, or ribs, cross rib roast...whatever I am cooking...Hope that helps!
Brittany Said:
Evaluate whether berbere paste, a popular seasoning in Ethiopia, probably has a cool, mild taste?We Answered:
How could it, when it is made from ground hot peppers and similar spices in a stone mortar with pestle, with possibly vinegar added.A cool, mild taste suggests a cucumber. Berbere paste is designed to give an often meagre meal, sometimes only "injera"-their famous cloth like bread, a bit of a kick.
May I compliment you only a truly strange question? That's saying something for Y!A!
Howard Said:
Does anyone have a good recipe for Ethiopian kik wat (red lentils in berbere sauce)?We Answered:
Here's the link:http://breakanegg.wordpress.com/2008/05/…
Now, if you go to any Ethiopian Spices store you'll get the ingredients. I love kik wot. Bonne-Appetit!
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Jerry Said:
I want to buy Ethiopian spices - berbere and also Niter Kibbeh in SF - not the East Bay. Any ideas? Thanks!?We Answered:
Try Haig's DelicaciesNeighborhood: Inner Richmond
642 Clement Street
(between 7th Ave & 8th Ave)
San Francisco, CA 94118
(415) 752-6283
www.haigsdelicacies.com