| |
| Other Recipe Sites (Adverts) |
|
|
|
How to Cook dishes from Ethiopia
Ethiopian cuisine is known for the many spicy dishes it offers. Many dishes are in the form
of a thick stew (wol) which is served on top a sourdough flatbread known as injera.
Ethiopian cuisine does not use pork because most Ethiopians are
Muslims or Ethiopian Orthodox Christians, however other meats are eaten.
The Ethiopian Orthodox Church requires fasting on Wednesdays, Fridays and during the Lenten
season, and at these times only vegetarian dishes are eaten - which of course has led to
the development of a diverse array of vegetarian dishes.
Some popular Ethiopian recipes and dishes include:
- Gored gored - Cubed raw beef.
- Kitfo - Raw (or rare) ground beef marinated in mitmita (spicy chili powder) and niter kibbeh (clarified butter with spices).
It is served or mixed with cooked greens and mild cheese. It is usually eaten with
injera (flat bread) or kocho (a thick bread made from the ensete plant, which is a relative of banana).
- Tibs - Sautéed meat or vegetables. A variety known as "special tibs"
is served on a hot plate with vegetable salad mixed in.
- Wat - Spicy stews. There are many varieties including beef, chicken, fish, goat, lamb, legume (split peas or lentils) and vegetables.
All varieties contain red onions, and are eaten with injera (flat bread).
On this page, you will find a selection of Ethiopian cookbooks.
Related pages on this web site:
Disclosure: Products details and descriptions provided by Amazon.com. Our company may receive a payment if you purchase products from them after following a link from this website.
By Daniel J. Mesfin
Ethiopian Cookbook Enterprises
Paperback
 | List Price: $19.99*
Lowest New Price: $976.98*
Lowest Used Price: $74.95*
*(As of 06:38 Pacific 8 Sep 2010 More Info)
Click Here |
|
By Ian Finn
Snow Lion Productions
Paperback (46 pages)
 | List Price: $11.95*
*(As of 06:38 Pacific 8 Sep 2010 More Info)
Click Here | Product Description:
An American approach to the fascinating and delicious cuisine of Ethiopia. Here you will find complete instructions for the most popular Ethiopian vegetarian dishes (nine), along with recipes for spiced oil and Injera flatbread. All recipes use easy-to-find ingredients and are designed for the home cook. "Ethiopian-inspired Cooking" makes preparing this wonderful cuisine easy to do at home. This new printing features a glue-in spine, black and white food photos, and some bonus material not found in prior printings. A short, sweet cookbook with incredibly flavorful dishes. Gluten-free friendly; not soy-based. |
|
By DANIEL J. MESFIN
Ethiopian Cookbook Enterprise
Paperback (213 pages)
| Lowest Used Price: $48.45*
*(As of 06:38 Pacific 8 Sep 2010 More Info)
Click Here |
|
By Tizita Ayele
Vantage Press
Paperback (68 pages)
| List Price: $10.95*
Lowest New Price: $180.34*
Lowest Used Price: $44.99*
*(As of 06:38 Pacific 8 Sep 2010 More Info)
Click Here |
|
By Daniel J. Mesfin
Ethiopian Cookbook Enterprises
Paperback (258 pages)
| List Price: $14.99*
*(As of 06:38 Pacific 8 Sep 2010 More Info)
Click Here |
|
By Daniel J. Mesfin
Ethiopian Cookbook Enterprises, Falls Church, VA
Paperback
| |
|
Ethiopian Cookbooks Enterprises
Unknown Binding
| |
|
| |