Eating ETHIOPIAN FOOD for the FIRST TIME!! | NEW LEVELS of FLAVOUR!
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Hey guys TODAY we are trying ETHIOPIAN FOOD for the first time and seriously ... Its WAY more flavourful than it looks! I didn't this it would be this delicious guys, but its filled with crazy good flavour. You gotta try it!! Check this place out!
Awash Ethiopian Restaurant
19934 NW Second Ave
Miami, FL 33169
It is the best food on planet earth.
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In Ethiopian households, meals are traditionally served on a large platter called a "mesob" and everyone eats from the same plate. This act of sharing food is a way to strengthen bonds between family members and create a sense of unity and harmony. In Ethiopian culture, food is not just about nourishment; it symbolizes love, unity, and togetherness. and I am so happy that you trying our food and coffee much love from Ethiopia 🥰😍😘
Thank you and thank you for your information :)
this is almost our everyday meal 😍
What an interesting experience! absolutely fancy !!
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Justice for the cameraman 😂😂
My God 😮 you are looking absolutely gorgeous 😍😍😍 jess 🥰
I love the way you describe the food 👍
Food was different and mouthwatering 😮
Thanks for sharing this wonderful vlog 👍👍
I lOVE YOUR VOICE ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Big ups to AWASH great representation and the background music is OG Ethiopian restaurant vibe
What you ordered is basically known as “beyyaynetu” (meaning variety). Yours is combo, but there’re also vegetarian or vegan options. The dishes I see here are: collard greens, green beans, cabbage, keyy misir (split lentils), shiro wot (made of powdered chickpeas), difin misir (lentils), alicha ater kik (split peas), tibs (the center dish, usually made of lamb meat), doro wot (the chicken dish), keyy siga wot (the red meat stew, usually beef or lamb in the US), alicha siga wot (the yellowish meat stew, beef or lamb), aybe (Ethiopian cheese), the the red spice is called “mittmitta”.
Tips: If the dish is yellowish (it’s turmeric based), if it’s red/ish then it’s berbere based (Ethiopian spice made of red chili peppers), all the dishes are eaten with injera (only use one hand to eat), sometimes bread is optional (usually for breakfast), absolutely recommend Kitfo! (raw minced red beef, flavored with traditional butter & spices, medium or well-done is optional too)
THAT SPICY POWDER IS MY FAVORITE. I WANNA EAT SOME ETHIOPIAN NOW. 👍
Tanks
Never had Ethiopian food before, I really want to try it out
I recommend :)
I will admit that I'm biased because It's a cuisine I grew up on. We're vegetarian 3 days a week when we fast and crazy carnivores the other days. Most of my American friends always order vegetarian. Our most common spice (Berebere), is actually a combination of at least 12 spices. Our cuisine goes back thousands of years. Please enjoy. In Washington DC, Ethiopian cuisine has joined other cuisines like Chinese and Mexican in popularity. Please enjoy.
If you’re able to cook a nice doro Wot (the chicken dish here) you’re considered a talented cook in Ethiopia. It’s one of the toughest dishes, mainly because the recipe follows a certain technique of separating the chicken into 12 distinct pieces. The pieces are known as “ye doro billit” (doro means chicken in Amharic). Getting the pieces right is very essential, because if not you’ll be embarrassed when you serve it. The tradition is that after the chicken is slaughtered, you’ve to peel off the feather & skin completely (some add the skin separately). Then you separate the thigh & legs, the wings, the torso and so on. After that, it’s at most important to remove any remaining fat & such. The pieces are then washed with lime & salt several times. You can leave it in the water until you prepare the onion base & that can help remove any remaining blood. The clean pieces will look nice and smell like lemon, then you know you’ve got it right. Your chicken pieces are now ready to be added to the onion base. Follow the authentic recipe of the dish for the best results.
wow thank you for your comment and knowledge! You took time to write me and we really appreciate it! :)
@@alfonsoandjessica You’re very welcome.
Coffee ceremony is an integral part of Ethiopian culture. The coffee is prepared from scratch. You wash the raw coffee beans with both hands (rubbing them between your palms) & rinse as needed, then roast to nice dark brown (pan & wooden spatula can do), grind the beans (not finely tho), brew using Jebena (for authentic experience) or special kettles like moka pots. When brewing with jebena you’ve to keep an eye on it. And after brewing, wait for a couple minutes for the coffee to settle before serving as it doesn’t have a filter.
That orange colored spice is actually a combination of at least 12 spices depending on the house. BTW, you did a super job!
Thank you! :)
I am Ethiopia 🇪🇹
Looks delish
Bella ) Gratitude and Respect beautiful family..
Thank you so much!
She look totally different 😮 👌
I really recommend mixing the vegetarian dish with the meat dishes. They’re really tasty that way!
Thanks for the tip!
The powdered spice is called 'mitmita'...The meat you had were beef and ofcourse chicken. Ethiopian coffee is actually number 1 grade. Actually, you got to add a bit of sugar or sweetner because it is just strong. Actually, you did your homework ahead of your visit. I could tell you knew a lot.🔔👍
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Hi Jessica: The spice you refer to is called Berebere - a combination of a minimum 12 other spices.
We eat everything with the bread unless the meat is with bones
Bravo!! Nice looking smilly friendly woman with the kid. God bless!!
thank you
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Hopefully one day yes :). Thank you for the suggestion and thank you for watching our channel :)
I love your videos ❤️😍
Thank you so much!
You have to eat with enjera. The spicy powder is mitmita.
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The incense is known as Bakhoor oud.
Tips Kai wot doro wot
You should have combined different flavors in one bite ...for example the cheese(aybe) has different flavour when eaten with the chicken(doro) or beef stew (wot) .🤦♂️🤦♂️..thank you for trying our food.
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Hey girl you know how to eat
G'day I make the lamb stew 😋 and yes the spice mix is call Berbere and the bread is called Injeera very sour. I eat mind with rice and boiled eggs so 😋 😋
Thanks for sharing!!
@alfonsoandjessica no worries alllgood 🤙🤙
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The one with an egg and chiken leg is called Doro Wat. It is served for special festival and holidays. The chees is home made chees. Do u know that coffe is first discoverd in Ethiopia. The place colled KEFFA,western part of ethiopia. If u come to ethiopia coffee is surved in every home, with a special coffee ceremony. Thank u for testing our food. God bless u and ur families.
Kaffa is in the south, not west.🔔
Oh you’re so sweet generous soul! hug me please 🫂🥰
Just wanted to say that these are stews not gravy or anything else. Thanks for dropping by and enjoying it!
It's a lot like Indian food🍲
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