How to make "Squid Tibs"
Tibs is a traditional Ethiopian dish, often made from beef or lamb. The word "tibs" refers to a style of preparation that involves pan-searing, sautéing or grilling meat, usually in a clay cooking pot known as a "shakla dist". The meat is typically cut into bite-sized pieces and is seasoned with a blend of spices, onions, and sometimes peppers. It is a common dish in Ethiopia and is often enjoyed in a communal setting, where people gather around a large platter and eat the meal with Injera.
However, in our recipe today, we're putting a unique spin on this Ethiopian classic by replacing the traditional beef with squid. This variation is perfect for pescatarians and seafood lovers alike, offering a creative blend of Ethiopian flavors with a seafood twist. The squid adds a unique texture and flavor to the dish that makes it truly unique.
Everything for this recipe
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The spices that make it Squid Tibs
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What we cook it in
Squid wants fast, high heat. We get the hard sear in the Titanium Always Pan Pro and bring it to the table on the Our Place dinner plates.
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