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Zigni

Eritrea's fiery red beef stew

MainR🇪🇷 EritreaTime 1 hr 30 minLevel MediumEasy to eat ★★★☆☆
Injera's spicy best friend.

What does it taste like?

Deep, warm spice and real heat, softened by sweet onions.

SweetSpicySourSaltyFunkSmellTextureFall-apart tender

What is it?

Beef slow-cooked with onions, tomato and berbere, a fiery spice blend. Considered Eritrea's national dish, it's piled onto injera, the tangy sourdough flatbread.Source: Wikipedia

How locals eat it

Spooned onto injera and scooped up with torn pieces using the right hand.

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Where is it from?

🇪🇷Eritrea
CapitalAsmara Populationabout 3.6 millionestimate (unverified) IndustriesAgriculture, Mining (gold, copper), Fishing
Famous peopleZersenay TadeseLong-distance runner who set a half marathon world record HelloSelam (Tigrinya) CurrencyNakfa Fun factAsmara is packed with Italian-era modernist buildings, and the whole city is a World Heritage Site. The flag🇪🇷 Green for farming, blue for the sea, red for blood shed for independence; the gold olive branch stands for peace. From Tokyoabout 9,960 kmstraight line, Tokyo to Asmara Getting there20+ hours with connectionsrough guide
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🇪🇷 Sounds & life in Eritrea

ሰላምHello(Selam (Tigrinya))
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AnthemErtra, Ertra, Ertra
SportRoad cycling
Biniam Girmay (cycling, first Black African to win a Tour de France stage)
World HeritageAsmara: A Modernist African City and more FestivalIndependence Day (May 24)

Ingredients

Can't find it? Mix paprika, chili, cumin and coriander if you can't find berbere.

How to make it (one way)

  1. Finely chop onions and dry-cook them to drive off moisture
  2. Add oil, garlic and berbere and fry
  3. Add tomatoes and cook down
  4. Add cubed beef and water, simmer about 1 hour
  5. Season and serve on injera

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