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Torn injera soaked in a berbere-butter sauce with shreds of dried beef β the breakfast that recycles yesterday's bread into today's best idea.
For 4 servings.
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Fry onion and garlic, add berbere and chopped tomato, and cook into a loose sauce.
Add the dried beef and a cup of water; simmer 10 minutes to soften.
Fold in the torn injera and cook 5 minutes until it drinks the sauce and slumps.
π‘ Some pieces saucy, some still chewy β uniformity is not the goal.
Serve warm, with fresh injera to scoop the soaked injera. That's the dish.
Firfir is genius born of thrift: leftover injera torn into a spiced sauce until soft and stewy, eaten β naturally β with more injera. With quanta (air-dried beef) it becomes a breakfast worth waking for.
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