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Coming to Ethiopia as a vegetarian, I knew that eating would not be a problem. I can tolerate injera β crepe like thing of the color and taste of a washcloth β which Ethiopians seem to eat with everything. On these days, non-meat fasting food can be found easily in restaurants. Eating Shiro every day does get old every day though and after a week of it, it can start to look likeβ¦ nevermind.
This is where Bayenetu comes in. Bayenetu is a collection of meat-free dishes served over a plate of big round injera. Think of a sampler plate. What those dishes are depend on the restaurant. Each prepares it slightly differently:. Bayenetu from Habesha Restaurant, Addis Ababa. Some dishes regularly found on Bayenetus include: Aterkik Alitcha β yellow peas in sauce my favorite! Atkilt Wot β cabbage, carrots, potatoes in sauce Gomen β collard green cooked to perfection with spices Misir Wot β pureed red lentil in berbere sauce.
One thing they do have in common: shiro is always one of the dishes found on a Bayenetu. By the way, a fun thing to do in Addis Ababa is to go to Habesha Restaurant for dinner. Tej is Ethiopian wine made of fermented honey. Watch out. It packs quite a punch. But the best part of going to Habesha is that you get to see a performance of Ethiopian dances every evening.
Check out the video to get a taste to Ethiopian music. As a very last resort, spaghetti with tomato sauce is also very commonly served in Ethiopia. Expecting a sad looking pasta drenched in ketchup like sauce, I was constantly surprised. It might be a culinary skill left by the Italians during occupation decades ago, but I had some of the best spaghetti sauce here in Ethiopia. No kidding. Juice of avocado, mango, strawberry, guava can be found in many restaurants. Try a mixed version of everything.
Which I did and got a blank look from the waiter as a result. Why would you add sugar? Can someone tell that to South Americans? But the lack of varieties can get to you after awhile. Finding them is a different matter.