
🇪🇹 EthiopiaCatalog recipe
Collard greens slow-cooked with ginger, garlic and green chili until tender and buttery — the quiet essential of every Ethiopian platter.
For 4 servings.
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Soften onion in oil, then add garlic and ginger.
Add the collards with a splash of water, cover, and cook low 25 minutes.
Add sliced jalapeno for the last 5 minutes and cook uncovered until just moist.
💡 Gomen is tender, not soupy — let the liquid go before serving.
Serve alongside misir, shiro and tibs on shared injera.
Gomen fills the green corner of the beyaynetu platter and cools the berbere heat around it. Cooked patiently with aromatics, it proves the platter principle: no dish stands alone, and none is filler.
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