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Ethiopian?

I LOVE Ethiopian, including injeera.... I was just sleeved on monday - any other ethiopian lovers out there? What are my chances of ever having ethiopian again?

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High I think. I made doro wat the other day. The veggies and lentils should all work as should the meat. Surprisingly the injera doesn't have that many carbs/calories in it. At least in the quantities that we could eat. My husband makes the best injera but I think we will be eating one fourth of one! I think the bigger issue is how could you order little enough? It may be easier to learn to make it, unless your family has non-ops who also love it. My husband and I are both sleeved so I don't think we could even eat one order between us!

But we too love it and have learned how to make it. Yum!

I LOVE Ethiopian, including injeera.... I was just sleeved on monday - any other ethiopian lovers out there? What are my chances of ever having ethiopian again?

Had Ethiopian for the first time this past Saturday - OH EM GEE!! :lol:

I imagine it will be awhile until you're able to have it again as some of it has a bite to it.

Ooh...that's a food I haven't tried! Sounds yummy- recipes anyone?

Ooh...that's a food I haven't tried! Sounds yummy- recipes anyone?

Yup! On my blog! One for Berbere which is to Ethiopian food as garam masala is to Indian. And then doro wat which uses said Berbere. I will post some dal ones and a cabbage one when I get back home and have time to make them. Super yummy.

Traditionally served over a very fidgety bread made with teff flour that requires you to start with a sourdough starter, but in our case, zucchini noodles may have to suffice.

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Yup! On my blog! One for Berbere which is to Ethiopian food as garam masala is to Indian. And then doro wat which uses said Berbere. I will post some dal ones and a cabbage one when I get back home and have time to make them. Super yummy. Traditionally served over a very fidgety bread made with teff flour that requires you to start with a sourdough starter' date=' but in our case, zucchini noodles may have to suffice.[/quote']

Gamergirl... May i ask for your blog address?

Gamergirl... May i ask for your blog address?

Www.sleevers.wordpress.com. Enjoy :)

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