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Kids Make Ethiopian Yellow Pea Stew

May 7th, 2010 · No Comments · Ethnic, kids

I wouldn’t have guessed that kids could go crazy for split peas. But they did for this dish of Ethiopian yellow split pea stew, called Kik Alicha, that we made in our food appreciation classes this week as we continue our world culinary tour in Africa. This preparation is so ridiculously simple, it begs the […]

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Kids Makes Ethiopian Spicy Vegetables (Yataklete Kilkil)

April 23rd, 2010 · No Comments · Ethnic, kids, Recipes

Teaching kids about food and cooking I’ve come to learn that an appreciation for vegetables is largely a function of age. The younger ones–Kindergartners–walked away from this dish of freshly cooked vegetables tossed with aromatic butter. All they wanted was the bread. The older children–nine- and 10-year-olds–weren’t so crazy for the spongy Ethiopian injera bread, […]

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Kids Make Doro Wat

April 16th, 2010 · No Comments · Ethnic, kids, Recipes

We’ve been looking forward to the day when we could taste our own spicy Ethiopian food with injera bread and the day has finally arrived. This dish, Doro Wat, features chicken and hard-boiled egg in a traditional berbere sauce. Here in the District of Columbia, we have a large Ethiopian population and I knew some […]

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