How To Eat Ethiopian Injera
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ก.ย. 2024
- We headed to Awash with Rania Sheikh to learn more about the importance of injera within the Ethiopian community. See how it’s made on a traditional round hot plate, or mitad; and talk about the best way to eat and cherish the porous, spongelike food. We also spoke to the chefs about the dish itself and some of the difficulties they come across when trying to emulate tradition.
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How To Eat Ethiopian Injera - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
I'm Kenyan but my wife is Ethiopian and everything is beautiful from my wife to the food and the culture. I love Ethiopian people and their foods and culture. Thank you so much for bringing all the beautiful things that I love so much...
@Maulana Sahib Mubeen how is she wtf?!
I've only eaten Ethiopian food once & it was so delicious! The lovely lady who cooked it made me a wonderful platter of vegetarian food. You're a good man for appreciating your wife.
oh am in tears food looks good in jeri durot! Come home soon
Literally everything is beautiful! People, country and food. Amazing people ❤
Kenyan Ethiopian collaboration!
They finally recognized Ethiopia for its delicious cuisine 🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹
But it has always been recognised as the best African food. It’s popular in Australia
As far as India is concerned, let me tell you Ethiopian cuisine is considered as super star of African cuisine, and one of the best on this planet. So don't get disheartened
Also eritrean don't forget
I soooo wanna try Ethiopian food. We just don't have any Ethiopian restaurants where I live.
i was saying the same thing✌👌
The injera is dark bc there’s two types of teff, brown(dark) and white.it’s not dark bc it’s gluten free ....a lot of people prefer the white injera(teff) bc it looks good to the eye but the brown injera has more nutrients and it main source of iron. Love from 🇪🇹
Yes but I prefer the withe ones even tho they taste the same
@@ilikefrogs4568 Who cares what you like...?? Thanks ETh now for dropping more knowledge
@@FER-is7ft so why are you commenting this if you don’t care I just wanted to say that
yes white is better
Thanks for explaining thr differences. I love Injera and fortunately we have here in Munich a great Ethiopian restaurant!
I'm a chef and I rented a room with an Ethiopian family for 2 years and they would invite me to share a meal with them. It blew my mind! The food was amazing. Now I always crave their food and have been to many different Ethiopian restaurants and none of them have been as good! I was spoilt and didn't even know it!
The family probably used 100% tif injera that alone tastes really nice and is really expensive. So yes you were spoilt
I absolutely love this video.🥰❤️. I worked with a large group of Ethiopian people about 30 years ago. For some reason there was this younger girl who always insisted on feeding me by her own hand. Well at first I thought, "Maybe they don't want me touching their food" or "Maybe there's some hand washing ritual I don't know about."
But I finally know why. She was respecting me by feeding me from her own hands.🥺. That brings tears to my eyes, knowing she respected me that much. Her name was Hirut. I wish I could find her and thank her for that!
I tried Ethiopian food for the first time this year. HIGHLY recommended.
I drive all the way from Atlantic city nj to philly to get it
I will travel an hour very soon because I want to try some so bad
@Daveon Sharpe it's Gooooooood as heaven
@Daveon Sharpe never judge a book by its cover as they say!
It’s ok. It’s not American
🌭🍔🍕🍪🍰 🇺🇸🙌 but
whatever. I like exotic .
I'm suprised Food Insider didn't call it "Ethiopian pizza"
lmao
don't worry tasty will do it soon
Cuz it’s not it’s how they plate it u pull the bread and it like that
神Verite 😂
神Verite lol
I'm Ethiopian with an adoptive American mother. I never knew the names of the food, but it's delicious. Whenever my sister and I go to an Ethiopian get together with friends of our birth parents, we go strait for the bread, sauce and meat cus we liked that the most. The sauce is spicey as hell too.
That Hindu girl didn’t like it
@@Pyongyang4948 triggered molla
@@fcdt6078 I’m Muslim
///YHVH. l*LAST CALL, THE DOOR IS ABOUT TO CLOSES* Jonah 2:8: Those who trust in vain idols their own mercy abandon,
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*REPENT AND CHOOSE TODAY WHO YOU ARE GOING TO SERVE*
*WAKE UP! DO NOT BELIEVE IN MEN, YOU HAVE TO KNOW HIM WITHOUT INTERMEDIARIES, CONFESS YOUR SINS TO HIM. (JEREMIAH 17:5) *
JESUS HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH *ANY RELIGION* (THIS INCLUDES THE RELIGION OF THE ANTICHRIST, WITH THE NEW AGE DEMONS), HE WANTS A PERSONAL RELATIONSHIP WITH YOU AND OBEDIENCE. YOU CAN FIND IT IN HIS WORD WHICH IS THE BIBLE, NOT IN ANY BOOK MADE BY MEN WHO HAVE NOT BEEN DIRECTED BY THE HOLY SPIRIT, NOR THROUGH MEN WHO DO NOT KNOW HIM.
BEFORE YOU BEGIN WITH THE BLAH, BLAH, BLAH OF THE PROGRAMMING THAT THEY HAVE PUT INTO US ALL, I ASK YOU A SIMPLE QUESTION FOR YOUR REASONS:
IF A THIEF STEALS YOUR PASSPORT, AND IN YOUR NAME COMMITS THE BIGGEST SCAM, DOES IT MEAN THAT YOU ARE A SCAMMER???
PLEASE ENTER THE ARK. ASK HIM TO ENTER YOUR HEART AND FILL YOU WITH GRACE TO KNOW HIS TRUTH IN THE GOSPELS, START READING JOHN AND ROMANS, BUT FIRST DECLARE:
“Lord Jesus, with my mouth I declare that you alone are my Lord and Savior. Become the Lord of my life, I give myself completely to you beloved Messiah, change my heart of stone for one of flesh and reveal yourself to me, please, I want to meet you and be reborn.
I not only want to believe that you died on that cross for my sins and rose on the third day, but I want to prove it so that you open my spiritual eyes and let me know that you are ALIVE and that you are no longer. what they want to show us lifeless on that cross. PLEASE GIVE ME A PERSONAL ENCOUNTER WITH YOU AND MAY THE PROMISE OF ISAIAH 30:22 BE FULFILLED IN ME. Amen and amen"
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Now look for God in the Bible in John and the Romans, do not stop doing it, tremendous judgments are coming for apostasy AND IDOLATRY.
* THE FATHER CLEARLY SAYS THE FOLLOWING: *
MATEUS 14 - 15 And whoever does not receive you or listen to your words, when leaving that house or that city, shake the dust from your feet. Truly I tell you, it will be more bearable for the land of Sodom and Gomorrah on the day of judgment than for that city.
WAKE UP* PLEASE REPENT! WANTS TO SAVE YOU, OPEN YOUR EARS* YHVH
@@Pyongyang4948 she is a Muslim only, from your community lol.
Greetings from India. I have enjoyed Ethiopian cuisine back in Kenya and I can't help noticing the similarity to Indian cookery & culture. The injera itself is an African cousin of our dosa; the preparation is identical as in soak, ferment and steam.
Also, Ethiopian cuisine is spicier than, say, Kenyan cuisine, where milder flavours prevail. An Indian would be very much at home with a doro wat.
The presentation, too, is so like a thali, and the injera works just like roti in conveying food to the mouth.
Most enjoyable. 👍🏼👍🏼🍀
What African dishes would you recommend Indians to try?. Doro wat looks delicious, anything else that would suit the Indian palate
///YHVH. l*LAST CALL, THE DOOR IS ABOUT TO CLOSES* Jonah 2:8: Those who trust in vain idols their own mercy abandon,
-
*REPENT AND CHOOSE TODAY WHO YOU ARE GOING TO SERVE*
*WAKE UP! DO NOT BELIEVE IN MEN, YOU HAVE TO KNOW HIM WITHOUT INTERMEDIARIES, CONFESS YOUR SINS TO HIM. (JEREMIAH 17:5) *
JESUS HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH *ANY RELIGION* (THIS INCLUDES THE RELIGION OF THE ANTICHRIST, WITH THE NEW AGE DEMONS), HE WANTS A PERSONAL RELATIONSHIP WITH YOU AND OBEDIENCE. YOU CAN FIND IT IN HIS WORD WHICH IS THE BIBLE, NOT IN ANY BOOK MADE BY MEN WHO HAVE NOT BEEN DIRECTED BY THE HOLY SPIRIT, NOR THROUGH MEN WHO DO NOT KNOW HIM.
BEFORE YOU BEGIN WITH THE BLAH, BLAH, BLAH OF THE PROGRAMMING THAT THEY HAVE PUT INTO US ALL, I ASK YOU A SIMPLE QUESTION FOR YOUR REASONS:
IF A THIEF STEALS YOUR PASSPORT, AND IN YOUR NAME COMMITS THE BIGGEST SCAM, DOES IT MEAN THAT YOU ARE A SCAMMER???
PLEASE ENTER THE ARK. ASK HIM TO ENTER YOUR HEART AND FILL YOU WITH GRACE TO KNOW HIS TRUTH IN THE GOSPELS, START READING JOHN AND ROMANS, BUT FIRST DECLARE:
“Lord Jesus, with my mouth I declare that you alone are my Lord and Savior. Become the Lord of my life, I give myself completely to you beloved Messiah, change my heart of stone for one of flesh and reveal yourself to me, please, I want to meet you and be reborn.
I not only want to believe that you died on that cross for my sins and rose on the third day, but I want to prove it so that you open my spiritual eyes and let me know that you are ALIVE and that you are no longer. what they want to show us lifeless on that cross. PLEASE GIVE ME A PERSONAL ENCOUNTER WITH YOU AND MAY THE PROMISE OF ISAIAH 30:22 BE FULFILLED IN ME. Amen and amen"
-
Now look for God in the Bible in John and the Romans, do not stop doing it, tremendous judgments are coming for apostasy AND IDOLATRY.
* THE FATHER CLEARLY SAYS THE FOLLOWING: *
MATEUS 14 - 15 And whoever does not receive you or listen to your words, when leaving that house or that city, shake the dust from your feet. Truly I tell you, it will be more bearable for the land of Sodom and Gomorrah on the day of judgment than for that city.
WAKE UP* PLEASE REPENT! WANTS TO SAVE YOU, OPEN YOUR EARS* YHVH
@@richerite i reccomend tibs its is a lamb dish that has sauted onions. I don't know the ethopian name for it but that is the eritrean name.
@@Untitledmonkey95 Haha, that's Amharic (Ethiopian language) ጥብስ
@@yeabuca I know I must don't wanna confuse people
Ethiopian people are just so incredibly kind and so beautiful. It has got to be one of my top 5 foods to eat. So delicious. ❤️
Wow tnx u OK I am Ethiopian
My husband loves Injera, He loves the sourness, our love from South Africa🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦
Never heard of injerah ...hope 2 try it soon love from gt Guyana
😍😍😍
I congrats him on loving the best part of injera, sourness.
i woudnt Call The Injera Falovour Soure Its More Of Tangy …Funny Enough That Is Its Main Selling Point To most ethiopians
I worked at a family shelter for a few years. We had a lot of Ethiopian and Eritrean families, refugees, come through at one point. Super sweet people!! The mom's taught me how to cook the cuisine. Its delicious!!
I want to say that I’ve had 3 good Ethiopian friends, and they are very smart and kind people. Very. Melaku, Million, and Gosaye. Coming from Filipino brother from the states🇵🇭
Love Ethiopia 🇪🇹 from Somalia 🇸🇴 we are brothers 😍😍
Yes we are I love Somalia 🥰❤️❤️❤️🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇪🇹🇪🇹
The soggy injera at the bottom of the plate is the best part. It soaks up all those wonderful flavors. I love eating it!
I just love how the Indian girl look so amazed when she tried to eat with her hands 🤣🤣🤣 girl are you for real !?
🤣
LOL
She's actually Pakistani/American....but close enough 😂
@@shikhaM1 Nevertheless, be it Indian or Pakistani, the cuisine is the similar (just names of dishes different)
@@the_unfiltered_truth7181 Yup.. That's y I said close enough... I guess it's part of her job. To act surprised.
As a filipino, i fell in love with ethiopian food. Especially injera.
It’s Sunnah to eat with your hands and from the same plate ❤️
Mashallah this is why I love Ethiopian culture
What does "Sunnah" mean?
It means tradition or way or way of the prophet for muslims.
@@samsam-hk1kb I replied
@@abdurrahmanalyajouri7992 Thanks! :)
@@abdurrahmanalyajouri7992 Thank you, I was just going to ask the same question & you already replied, :)
My first experience with Ethiopian food was in a restaurant in East Village name Haile at the end of a 1 month stay in New York. The food was easily one of the most delicious I have ever had in my life and the hostess there was simply incredible. Not to mention the restaurant itself is basically a full fledged art gallery with these incredible paintings on the wall. Easily one of the most memorable experience in my life so far.
I’m Somali and I absolutely love Ethiopian food 😋😋😋
I am actually from ETHIOPIA AM proud of my culture I tell if u go to Ethiopia you gotta try it
Me too
Same here brotha
Ethiopian food is one of the best cuisines ever!!! So flavorful and full of any array of spices, hands down one of the best!
Ethiopian cuisine is absolutely amazing! Definitely worth a try if you have never had it.
Love Ethiopian food.
Love Ethiopian people.
Beautiful culture. Beautiful people.💜
I first ate injera and other ethiopian cuisine on my first day in iceland.
It was dinnertime, we have been travelling quite a bit and were very hungry. We could not find any halal food and most stores were closed but alhmdulillah for this quaint ethiopian restaurant which was run by christian ethiopians.
We were very thankful for finding lovely food that we could eat prepared by the 'people of the book', alhamdulillah.
I love injera! Ethiopian food is a lifesaver during Orthodox Lent!
5:36 Anyone else felt the irony of a Desi asking for confirmation on eating flatbed with hands?
Yes
Nautanki kar rahi hai. angrez ban rahi hai faaltu mein
That was strange lol
Yes, but I think she asked being respectful, because maybe there's a specific way!
She's got to play down her Indian-ness
That's how you assimilate into white culture, by acting just like white people do
Even if it means imitating their reaction to "exotic" things
Ethiopian food is amazing!
The best part is the coffee ceremony after 8)
😍😍yessss
thank you
usually they do coffee ceremonys in the morning early in the morning idk where you head it was after 8 o clock maybe that is just for tourists
I'm Somali and I really love Ethopian Injera. My Grandma used to make it for us a lot.
@esatu much love too 🥺💕
I’m 🇸🇴 I use to live there and there food is best I really missed so much love from Somalia
Ethiopian food sounds like a healthier version of Indian food.
@Adam A. Exactly. Theirs is naturally gluten n sugar free. Perhaps even dairy free.
@@shikhaM1 you missed the egg on the plate so not dairy free and indian food is healthy. Ghee keeps the joints well oiled!
@@kiranpatel6521 I recently cut out sugar, dairy, n gluten... I am feeling healthier than I ever did in my entire life. So many everyday symptoms went away like pain in abdomen, chronic fatigue, mental fog, irritation, etc. When I do consume dairy or any of those things, symptoms return.
@@shikhaM1 good for you. Try eating steaks a few times a week as they aregreat sauce of protein and iron which you may be missing after ditching dairy products. Do you use olive or mustard oil?
@@kiranpatel6521 I do use mustard oil... But my body responds best to raw fruits and veggies...
Little Ethiopia in Los Angeles has some of the best food I’ve tried.
@ just tee I agree
Just tee is your name ??
Right! Awash is my fav restaurant in Los Angeles
@Blue Rose Try "Meal by Genet Ethiopian cuisine" on Fairfax ,
Little Ethiopia
I was just about to comment that and saw this. SO GOOD. LA has everything.
Ethiopian food has a great unique taste.
Definitely tasty especially good for vegan, but not unique
Yeah, the taste comes from everyone dipping their dirty hands into the food.
@@SK-hd1yk actually it is unique, I bet you never had it. The oldest cuisine ever and still preserved just like the way it used to be done by our ancestors, actually it is older than Indian cuisine, many who tasted it witnessed it's uniqueness I don't know why that is bothering you.
@@SimbaBrank23 well unlike you people who dig in with a fork straight outta the toilet, we disinfect our hands before eating, look at you hating everywhere 😂 when was the last time you washed your nasty racist hands? 🤔
@@yohanantesfaye6656 most of the modern Indian food is not even 100 years old because a lot of those ingredients were not even available a 100 years ago
I worked with a couple of Ethiopian women before and they shared with me their injera for lunch. Pretty tasty! It was a privilege to have a taste.
This is my favorite food in the entire world. I wish I were joining them in that restaurant. My favorite restaurant use to be the Red Sea in Washington, DC. After decades of preparing the most heavenly food, the owners decided to retire. How I miss them!!! Much love to the beautiful country of Ethiopia and to her people.
I loved the Ethio Cafe in Chicago (late 80s). So happy people are appreciating this wonderful cuisine!
The most under rated country ever
You could say that about any country smh, this world is full of so many diff countries. No point gassing just one up.
@@SK-hd1yk perhaps,but this is a big country which is not acknowledged in our world view.This nation still survives inspite of having Muslim neighbours all around who are hell bent on destroying them,they haven't reached their potential,I hope one day they do
Anoop congrats on being a dumbass. There is no Muslim neighbor that is "hell-bent" on destroying Ethiopia. White Christians from Italy have attempted to ravage East Africa with their Catholic values and to colonize Ethiopia and steal their riches and artifacts. Muslims have lived in East Africa for 1400 years alongside Christians with no problems. Plus, only 2 Muslim countries (Somalia and Djibouti) border Ethiopia. The rest are war-torn, underdeveloped Christian countries (South Sudan, Kenya, Eritrea).
Anoop Mathen Refrain from spreading this bullshit. You have very poor knowledge of history. If anything, the most loved non-Muslim majority nation by Muslims is Ethiopia. Muslims have never forgotten the generosity of the Ethiopians who let them stay when they were being persecuted in Arabia. If anything, I’ve seen more non Muslims like the Italians more hell bent on destroying Ethiopia than the grateful Muslims themselves.
@Noah Big boy The people love one another too
It's the organized group of politician wannabes that are fighting day and night
I am mexican and i just love me some Ethiopian. So delicious..food unites us
Yup 👍🏼 I eat it like I eat tortilla and chile
Ahh man that looks delicious! I'm Mexican and we eat with our hands too. Similarly to this but with pieces of tortillas.
I have been eating Ethiopian/Eritrean/Somalie food for years (since the mid-80's).
Something about sitting in a circle and eating with your hands that makes the meal special and people want to talk to each other.
This is a meal/culture that brings family and friends together for quality interactions(also try the coffee ceremony if you can...absolutely the best coffee I have ever had!) verses a nightly eat and run event.
I'm pretty lucky, my mom makes injera once a week for the family. Gomen is my favorite
My bestfriend is Eritrean and She introduced me to this food and her mom used to invite me over to eat as well and the food everything I’ve ever ate is amazing. The food is so flavorful
Elizabeth Rodriguez My friend is from Tigray. She introduced me to it too. The Tigray tribe lives in both Eritrean and Ethiopia.
Prince T The correct term is Tigrinya. There is no Tigray tribe.
@@thetruth6955 LOL are you even eritrean yes there is How did this tslem tell you about eritrea more than u
Elias Gebreselassie you’re obviously not Eritrean if you think otherwise. You must be from south of the Mereb. 🤦🏽♂️
@@thetruth6955 show off 😂😂 Tigray is a kelel, tigre is a tribe...
Beautiful meal! You should visit Silver Spring, Maryland. It has the largest East African community outside of East Africa. There are literally dozens of restaurants like Awash!
I actually think Minneapolis, Minnesota has the largest? I have also heard Columbus in Ohio, Toronto in Ontario, London in England, and Oslo in Norway are all hot spots for East African communities.
@@marianosman9382 minnesota is somali-not ethiopian.
They were referring to america
@@ertfgghhhh dude he said east african not ethiopian and he was talking about outside east africa. Read him first man
@@inamacalin1 im a lady....... and all i said was minnesota was known for their somali population
@Ebro Big boy i know. Dmv is known for their large Ethiopian population
Shiro is my absolute favorite. I love my country and culture
Im actually very impressed by the host's pronunciation of some of these amharic words! I appreciate the effort
I bet that chicken in the middle tasted so damn gud.
Prem Aji yes Doro Wat is amazing! Spicy and filling!
It is my mom makes it the best I suck at it
The chicken is so aromatic and it almost melts in your mouth 😍
Dora wat ommmmg is my favorite 😋
Bruh! Why didnt they eat the chicken! 😂
In Ethiopia everyone haves this dish atleast once in a day. We eat this on a daily basis
I have heard the herb rue (that he dipped in the coffee) is toxic when consumed raw. Is this ever a problem in Ethiopia?
@@blueberriesandbanana no its really not a problem here i have never heard any one who had a problem because of the herb and they just sock it in the coffee they dont consume the leaf
@last chance thanks I love to grow rue too. It attracts big yellow butterflies
Yes we do!
Ya lol
Looks so delicious and aromatic and all the color of the vegetables is just beautiful 💕 I love that it is shared by loved ones
The Qin dynasty atleast it ain't dog meat or a bat, a snake or a pangolin... so I think I'm good.
My Co worker, an Ethiopian native brought me Ethiopian food yesterday. It was my first time trying it... I LOVED IT!!!!! I can’t wait to introduce it to my friends!!!! 😋☺️👌🏾
My step father is originally from Eritrea and he used to make this all the time when I was young. I owe my love for all foods from other cultures to him. Because he made many East African dishes for the family, (including my favorite Duro Wot) I became so passionate about getting to kno foods from other cultures and still to this day I LOVE to travel the world and try all different foods. Africa is next on my Agenda.
Looks 👍 a Ethiopian version of a hearty pancake or crepe. 🇪🇹 One of the most beautiful people making 👍 food. 🌽🍠🍚🍗
I ad this food once in London, dying to go back. Truly different than anything you ate before and it really hits those taste buds.
I freaking digging love Ethiopian food. I would've eat the whole plate. I always order Ethiopian food and eat and never get full because it's so freaking tasty.
I am Persian, from Iran and love love Ethiopian food, as good as Persian food I would say. Amasakenaloh
Rania was so good explaining everything, proud of you beautiful....ET
East! West! Ethiopian Food is the Best 👍I love everything about my Motherland Ethiopia 🇪🇹
I think her friend did a better job at being a producer than the actual producer lol
Kapten Yuz 💯💯
Corona ended this
It’s carbs that are bad not protein or healthy food
You have to check the video where she is reviewing a BBQ restaurant and had to call her cameraman to eat and review on her behalf because she cannot eat those meats (because or her beliefs or something like that). It was hilarious 😂
@@smash1188 Making the best out of the situation, eh?
This is so good. Glad I can find Ethiopian cuisine in the city I live.
It's kinda like South Indian and North Indian dish mixture.. the Injera reminds me of South Indian Dosa and Doro Wot reminds me of North Indian ... But I am here because of Doro Wot, it looks so delicious 😍
The very first time had Ethiopian cuisine I was in high school. I LOVED IT!!! it was so good.😘😋
The most wonderful spice in Ethiopian cuisine is called Korarima. It looks like cardamom, but tastes like nothing else. It in berbere and also in awaze, which is spicy and aromatic sauce.
Yea and you should try abish and koseret when used right 👌🏾
Looks amazing! It's like the worlds biggest spongy crepe!
Nope, dude you are literally comparing INJERA as a French breakfast/dessert cuisine. It is a sourdough- risen flatbread that is traditionally made out is teff flour. It is a wholesome national dish, NOT a European dessert!
Please get that straight!
@@catherinecampbell1089 Take it easy man. Crepes can be savory as well.
Passion for food
Well of course you’re not wrong!
I am just pointing it out that injera is not a thin pancake it is a sourdough-risen flatbread.
To be honest I get why you misconstrued my comment, when I used two or three words in big captions. But I was just pointing out the facts!
@@catherinecampbell1089 Fair enough, I don't disagree!
Well it’s very salty
There's a Ethiopian restaurant.. downtown Atlanta and it's where I first had this same spread of food with the bread....the BEST experience ever...♥️♥️♥️
It took me a long time to warm up to Ethiopian food, but every time I eat it I’m blown away by the flavors!
I'm Indian.and vegetarian too..when I visited California. I had been to Ethiopian restaurant....inkers. So soft and the whole dish amazing.added Ethiopian girls always a small smile so brisk.they served....my best wishes to those damsels
The feeding others thing, and dropping the food into your mouth like a parcel reminds me of south asian culture too 😊
Wow this Ethiopian food looks soooo delicious. Shout out to Ethiopian injera. I've seen Ethiopians here in America eat injera . I want to try it
This is such a BEAUTIFULL Culture!!!
A perfect manifestation of all the best aspects of the Spiritual and Physical.
SoulFood.
I LOVE injera, and could really eat it everyday. It's healthier than the usual sliced bread, that's for sure.
I LOVE Ethiopian food!! Its soo DELICIOUS , easy to digest, AND nutritious!❤️
my coworker introduced me to this dish this year and OH MY GOSHHH it was delicious! i am drooling watching this video 🤤
I am 35 and just discovered Doro Wot, and I can't stop thinking about it.
My friends had a hard time with Ethiopian food but to me it was a new sensation with the complex spices and the Injera. Amazing dish.
Edit: The right girl couldn't eat it haha.
Any kind of races have their own type of ‘bread’, and all of them looks good. Injera is one of them :)
I love how all bread from different food cultures are practically the same, naan, pita, tortilla, and injera all used to pick up food with hands.
Injera is not bread, injera is injera
It's not bread, see how and what it's made of.
@@Ray.5446. we Ethiopians have bread, difo dabo, mulmul dabo, kita, hambasha, those can be considered as bread. Injera and kocho are a whole another story... there's none like it.
@@yohanantesfaye6656 true it's not a bread we hv different type of breads
I had a chance to be in Addis Ababa for a period of 6 months and had tried this food for many many times and sounds really amazing.
I had this tonight and I swear it’s the most delicious food I’ve ever eaten
Shout out, my family!🇬🇭 love from the east coast
i am glad everyone liked it. i wish i could send 1 plate to every single person in the comments.
That looks SOOOO good! I've been missing going out to eat different cuisine that I don't know how to prepare. I could almost smell the spices through my screen!
I literally had Ethiopian food yesterday...”Chicken tibs” and I still can’t get enough of it...it’s so tasty 😋👍🏽
Ethiopian foods is by far my favorite food from the entire continent!
I've had Ethiopian cuisine with injera, it's good. Fun fact, those are geladas at 1:21, found only in Ethiopia
Umm what are geladas???
Why are you on every TH-cam comment section??
@@Blaziken36 Why? Well, why not
That’s not found only Ethiopia u can buy it at a Ethiopian/Eritrean shops
its in Eritrea as well
OMG! It looks so good! That's the kind of food that warms your soul.🤤❤😌
Over yestersday i just ate them
Oh my god it was just delicious
Injera❤️I'm from Somalia🇸🇴
Eating an unfamiliar food is certainly exploration in its own right. But to be educated on the _way_ to eat that food, by someone familiar with the practice, is on a whole other level. Most of us cant afford to travel various places and explore the culture and open our minds. But to be able to experience food in this way can be deeply meaningful and eye-opening.
Love Ethiopian and Eritrean food! From Toronto.
It’s pretty tasty. I tried it in Texas. Try the Ethiopian coffee too. People are so warm .
I want to go to Ethiopia one day. It looks like a beautiful country and wonderful people. 😄
Please do.
A lovely country with lovely people packed with awesome culture and food 😊 you should definitely visit.
I'm blessed to have been introduced to this cuisine at a young age...my mouth is watering for this cuisine atleast every other month..lol
We grew up with alot of Ethiopian and Somali influence and I used to eat with my siblings in a large plate we called it sinia and we would feed one another 😊... Am glad to know it's injera we called it anjera lol... I just love African food lots of love and aroma
This is amazing and so healthy-and halal too. I adore the veggie side dishes and the chicken and egg stew in the middle. I wish I can try injera someday 😋
Ethiopian food is so bomb! A 3 day ferment is super interesting!
Actually the fermentation depends on the temperature or climate your in it may take only one day in some places.
If they sold this by the slice, they would make a killing! The average order is too big unless you are dining with a group.
Nonetheless, i would still vlog it!
@@MMY449 yeah, your right dude.
The concept of tbe cuisine is to eat it with your entire family not by yourself
@@QueenIZA oh too bad. I guess i would just vlog it while eating by myself.
@@QueenIZA not suit for modern city life style
I believe that was more of a sampling platter for show. I think it was mentioned that a single dish could be individually ordered with just one entree.
Ethiopian food is really underrated. It's super delicious and healthy! :)
Wow it looks sooo delicious. Hi from Russia
It's like dosa but thicker. Looks really good and gluten free!!
You should try it
Thats what it seemed to me too
@@mindykaur8139 it is more like appam
Dosa is crispy. This is spongy, not even close to the same texture.
@@mr.g937 there are various types of doses, like set dosa, uthappam, appam. These varieties are soft and spongy like this fermentation process is also longer.
I live in San Diego CA and we have an amazing Ethiopian restaurant named Awash also. Best Ethiopian food I've had.
😱 i used to order delivery from Awash!! It’s soooo good!!! 🤤🥰 Thanks for sharing this vid. Now I’m craving Ethiopian food 🥘
One of the more unknown cuisines. I'd recommend it to anyone; it's incredible.
Fall in love with Ethopian cuisine🇧🇩