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nahums84:

While working with Ferenges
I realized that my English skills are not as impressive as I thought*
My accent comes out at random times.
Its crazy at times cuz even though I have an accent it isn’t that noticeable./
I sound like my parents at times……and I poke fun at them for their English.
What…

nahums84:

Kitfo!
Captain Kitfo!
King Kitfo!


This is considered one of the ‘Top’ Cuisines in Ethiopia.
It’s basically grinded meat that can be eaten raw or cooked.

What you will need:
Kibe (Ethiopian butter) 
Mitmita (a spicy red pepper powder)
Beff (best if it is low in fat)
Skillet/Pan
container
Cardamom (korerima)
Salt


Directions:

1.       Cut the meat in small pieces

2.       In a food processor put small amount of the meat at a time and add some mitmitta & cardamom

3.       Grind until meat until it is chopped well

4.       Place the grinned meat in a container

5.       Repeat steps 4 &5 until all of your meat is done

6.       Add some kebaye(butter) on the skillet/pan and let it melt

7.       Then add the meat and mix it THOROUGHLY for about 2 min

8.       Add some salt and keep on mixing

9.       You can eat it with a bit of it cooked or with it cooked thoroughly

If you want to eat it raw; stop here

If you want it well done; continue mixing until it is thoroughly cooked well

10.   Eat this with some injera, Dabo(bread) and with some Ginger ale :D

Me and Kitfo:

To be honest, Kitfo is loved by many people.
Me personally, I am not a big fan of it. I mean….if I do get kitfo I eat it and I enjoy it, but its not like something I say “WOW” to. A lot of habeshas look at me weird when I say that but its cool.
I just think its kinda lame how there isn’t much to it, just meat and butter basically.
I like cooking wett, with onions burin my eyes and mixing the berberre and all that good stuff.
However I did go back to Ethiopia, this is one of the main things I ate because most of the food that you’re ‘supposed’ to eat has to be cooked well. So eating kitfo almost every other day was an experience!

But I hope you enjoy this
wayygude! 

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