The Pantry
One humble chickpea powder, a whole family of dishes — from mild nech shiro to bubbling tegabino served in its own clay pot.
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One of the oldest cultivated crops on earth is also one of Ethiopia's busiest — roasted into kolo, ground into beso, stirred into genfo, and brewed into tella.
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Plate, utensil, and daily bread in one — injera is a fermentation craft passed hand to hand, from the ersho starter to the mitad's first steam.
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It takes 150 grains of teff to weigh as much as one grain of wheat — yet this tiny, gluten-free Ethiopian native feeds a nation and built its most famous bread.
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Every legendary blend has a backbone. For berbere, it's Mareko Fana — the medium-heat Ethiopian pepper whose deep red color and fruity warmth define the country's most famous flavor.
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