[SuchFriendsAreDangerous]

though I have been around Ethiopians for years, I just recently gained a taste for Ethiopian food, I am addicted! and it is a fucking pain in the ass to get! I only get it once a week, maybe twice!

 

 

my favorite is Berbere and Injera, or Kita, or Doro Tebs, or Atkelt, or Timatim, but I fucking cant stand Shiro [the yellow shit above]

do you like Ethiopian food? Which is your favorite?

[!@#$%!]

Originally Posted by SuchFriendsAreDangerous

though I have been around Ethiopians for years, I just recently gained a taste for Ethiopian food, I am addicted! and it is a fucking pain in the ass to get! I only get it once a week, maybe twice!

 

 

my favorite is Berbere and Injera, or Kita, or Doro Tebs, or Atkelt, or Timatim, but I fucking cant stand Shiro [the yellow shit above]

do you like Ethiopian food? Which is your favorite?

lentils + berbere OH YEAH

i could it that all day

[!@#$%!]

ps you gotta admit it looks like soft feces ha ha ha

 

"who crapped on my plate?"

[pantophobia]

there is a really highly rated Ethiopian restaurant called Etete a block from the 9:30 Club (which is right at the edge of Little Ethiopia), i have not yet ventured down there, but i intend to at some point

!@#$%!, had you eaten there before?

[Dead-Air]

I love Ethiopian food. Probably tied with Indian as my favorite foreign cuisine. There's a place in Portland called Queen of Sheba I really like. I used to get it at several different places in Seattle when I lived there.

[!@#$%!]

Originally Posted by pantophobia

there is a really highly rated Ethiopian restaurant called Etete a block from the 9:30 Club (which is right at the edge of Little Ethiopia), i have not yet ventured down there, but i intend to at some point

!@#$%!, had you eaten there before?

oh, no man, no. i was a denizen of adams morgan, since i lived blocks away-- meskereem, red sea, etc.

OH I AM HOMESIck NOW.

WAIT i think i know that place, i had coffee there once-- oh but this was ages ago when i lived on 11th street & R.

[pbradley]

Ethiopian food has been a staple of my families dining ever since my older brother did a report on Ethiopia back in junior high or whenever. Also know of this great Ethiopian restaurant and jazz club place.

[HECKLER SPRAY]

I didn't even know they had food in Ethiopia.

[MellySingsDoom]

Goat curry & Injera (with Ethiopian beer for sipping) = East African Win!

[SuchFriendsAreDangerous]

This has by far been the most positive thread about Ethiopia yet, food is very unifying.

Originally Posted by !@#$%!

lentils + berbere OH YEAH

i could it that all day

the best.

Originally Posted by !@#$%!

ps you gotta admit it looks like soft feces ha ha ha

 

"who crapped on my plate?"

yes, yes it does. But in reality, I feel that way about most food. it is taste and texture that separates food from shit at the end of the day.

Originally Posted by pbradley

Ethiopian food has been a staple of my families dining ever since my older brother did a report on Ethiopia back in junior high or whenever. Also know of this great Ethiopian restaurant and jazz club place.

you are spoiled! do you make it at home or restaurant hop? I only get to eat at Church, but that is best, homecooked with love! Yesterday I ate at the priests' table, the best!

Originally Posted by Dead-Air

I love Ethiopian food. Probably tied with Indian as my favorite foreign cuisine. There's a place in Portland called Queen of Sheba I really like. I used to get it at several different places in Seattle when I lived there.

There are many Ethiopians in Seattle. The Patriarch, His Holiness Abuna Merkerios lives there, as well as His Grace the Archbishop of the Western Hemisphere Abuna Zena Markos.

 

 

Saint Gebriel's Ethiopian Orthodox Church in Seattle, seat of His Holiness and His Grace

I've also had breakfast with Abune Zena Markos, he is absolutely charming.

[Glice]

There's a few places locally that do ace Goat curry at low low prices. And when I lived in London there were a handful of lush places. I'm not usually a fan of lentils and the like, but those Ethiopians know what they're doing with 'em.

[SuchFriendsAreDangerous]

Originally Posted by Glice

There's a few places locally that do ace Goat curry at low low prices. And when I lived in London there were a handful of lush places. I'm not usually a fan of lentils and the like, but those Ethiopians know what they're doing with 'em.

That is EXACTLY how I feel, I do not eat vegetables under other circumstances. I will be happy to live in Ethiopia now just to get decent food at the corner market!

[MellySingsDoom]

Originally Posted by SuchFriendsAreDangerous

That is EXACTLY how I feel, I do not eat vegetables under other circumstances. I will be happy to live in Ethiopia now just to get decent food at the corner market!

Have you seen that Mark E Smith, where he says "vegetables turn people mental"? Arf Arf Arf!

SuchFriends - can you recommed any good Ethiopian beers? I can't remember the brand I had ages ago. Thanks. sir.

[SuchFriendsAreDangerous]

Originally Posted by MellySingsDoom

Have you seen that Mark E Smith, where he says "vegetables turn people mental"? Arf Arf Arf!

SuchFriends - can you recommed any good Ethiopian beers? I can't remember the brand I had ages ago. Thanks. sir.

I wish I could but I don't drink any alcohol!

bunna na shai for me

[SpectralJulianIsNotDead]

There are some ethiopian places downtown, but I've yet to go to one.

[SuchFriendsAreDangerous]

Originally Posted by SpectralJulianIsNotDead

There are some ethiopian places downtown, but I've yet to go to one.

in Pittsburg? fuck Ethiopians are everywhere!

[SuchFriendsAreDangerous]

Originally Posted by SuchFriendsAreDangerous

in Pittsburg? fuck Ethiopians are everywhere!

speaking of which while running this morning I ran into a lovely Ethiopian couple, and elderly gentleman and his wife who were also going for a morning stroll. I had seen them in passing before, but I was driving by and could not meet them, however I took this opportunity this morning, and made new Ethiopian friends in my own neighborhood! It will be SUCH A TREAT to get homecooked Ethiopian food next door rather then an hour and a half on the rails! I was just saying to myself how I need to find some local ethiopians to get some good dinner around here!