You Can Feast on Raw Meat Around the World explores the diverse culinary traditions that celebrate raw meat, from Ethiopian kitfo to Japanese sashimi. This mouthwatering journey challenges perceptions ...

Marathon, an Ethiopian restaurant on Caledonian Road, is made for lingering over excellent heaving platters and ‘just one ...

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Key Highlight: Top spots to try Ethiopian food include Elfegne, Chercher, Ethiopic and Tsehay. Ethiopian cuisine is a staple in Washington, D.C. – and the nation's capital is home to the largest ...

Chef Beejhy Barhany, the proprietor of Tsion Cafe, a kosher and vegan Israeli-Ethiopian restaurant in Harlem, was born in Ethiopia. As a child, she spent three years in Sudan, then ...

The word literally means “mouthful” and refers to the Ethiopian hospitality tradition of feeding one another morsels of food, usually by hand. More broadly, it means the act of feeding and ...

“Cabbage has been in the Ethiopian kitchen for ages,” Barhany says. “It’s a versatile vegetable packed with nutrients and is so flexible that you can eat it raw, pickle it, sauté ...

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