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Injera
ኢንጀራ · Injera
Ingredients5
- teff flour500 g
- water1.5 L
- salt1 tsp
- fermented teff starter200 g
- vegetable oil2 tbsp
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Method
- In a large bowl combine teff flour and water, whisk until smooth to form a thin batter.
- Stir in the fermented teff starter, cover the bowl with a clean cloth, and let the mixture ferment at room temperature for 1–3 days until it develops a mildly sour aroma and bubbles form.
- After fermentation, stir the batter gently, add salt, and let it rest for about 30 minutes.
- Heat a non‑stick skillet or traditional mitad over medium heat, lightly brush with vegetable oil, and pour a ladleful of batter, swirling to spread it thinly.
- Cook the injera without flipping until the surface is set and holes (eyes) appear, about 2–3 minutes; the bottom should be lightly browned.
- Remove the cooked injera, place on a clean cloth to cool, and repeat with the remaining batter.