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Injera batter
injera-batter · flatbread · Ethiopian
About
A fermented teff (or teff-blend) batter for injera. Fermentation time and sourness are part of the craft.
History Unverified
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Injera is central to Ethiopian and Eritrean meals. Grain blends outside teff exist; this sketch stays general.
Sources
- General injera teaching
Skill ladder
- L1 Injera batter · this page
- L2 Fermented injera batter
- L3 Self-rising injera batter
Uses
- Teff flour 250 g
- Water 400 g
- Salt 3 g
Preparations used
- No preparation inputs on this node.
Used in
- Doro wat dish
- Advanced Doro wat dish
- Classic Doro wat dish
- Gomen dish
- Bayenetu on advanced injera dish
- Kitfo plate dish
- Shiro dish
- Tibs dish
Similar in this layer
- Self-rising injera batter 0.94
- Fermented injera batter 0.94
- Injera 0.54
- Classic Injera 0.54
- Advanced Injera 0.51
Full raw-ingredient roll-up
Secondary view: every leaf ingredient with its path.
- 400.0 g Waterpath injera-batter → water
- 250.0 g Teff flourpath injera-batter → teff-flour
- 3.0 g Saltpath injera-batter → salt