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As long as the heat wave in southwestern Ontario keeps going, the culinary themes in Lisa's Kitchen will continue to be: simple, simple and simple! For this reason, I decided to make an "azefa", a classic Ethiopian lentil and mustard seed salad that not only fits the bill for being simple but has an astonishing blend of earthy and pungent flavors that will strike anyone's attention, not to. Vegan Ethiopian Azifa (Italian Remix) - Tangy Lentil Salad brown lentils • organic sundried tomatoes from jar (chopped) • green chillies, adjust based on spice tolerance (finely diced) • red onion (finely diced) • artichoke piece from a jar, optional (chopped) • Olive oil (enough to make a glaze over the lentils) • Salt and pepper. This dish seems to grace every vegetarian platter at every Ethiopian restaurant I've visited, but with good reason: it's great.
To get started with this particular recipe, we have to first prepare a few components. You can have vegan ethiopian azifa (italian remix) - tangy lentil salad using 8 ingredients and 3 steps. Here is how you can achieve it.
The ingredients needed to make Vegan Ethiopian Azifa (Italian Remix) - Tangy Lentil Salad:
- Make ready 4 handfuls brown lentils
- Take 4-6 organic sundried tomatoes from jar (chopped)
- Prepare 2 green chillies, adjust based on spice tolerance (finely diced)
- Get 3/4 red onion (finely diced)
- Prepare 1-2 artichoke piece from a jar, optional (chopped)
- Prepare Olive oil (enough to make a glaze over the lentils)
- Take Salt and pepper (to taste)
- Get Lemon
Inguday tibs <> mushrooms sautéed with onions. (In Ethiopian cooking, tibs dishes usually consist of meat, but can be made with mushroom as a vegan option. The majority of Ethiopian food is served with injera, the biggest staple food of the country. Injera is a soft, flat, spongy bread. It can be made with several different types of grain, and therefore can have several different colors and flavors.
Steps to make Vegan Ethiopian Azifa (Italian Remix) - Tangy Lentil Salad:
- Boil the brown lentils in a small saucepan. Use cold water and bring to boil so that the lentils cook evenly. First bring to boil with the lid on. Then remove lid and leave on medium heat. Total time approx 15mins. Taste the lentils, should be al dente. Drain them under cold water from the tap into a colander.
- Mix all of the other ingredients apart from lemon. Note: lentils need extra salt so be generous, but keep tasting.
- Add lemon to taste, only to the portions you are going to eat. This will allow the lentils to be stored in the fridge for longer. I like my salad quite tangy so I would add 1.5 lemons to this recipe.
Injera is a soft, flat, spongy bread. It can be made with several different types of grain, and therefore can have several different colors and flavors. Usually, it has a tangy, slightly sour taste, but it is not an overpowering flavor at all. Ethiopian food is probably best known for the spongy sourdough flatbread called injera, which serves as the "spoon" for lentil, bean, meat, and vegetable sauces piled on top. See recipes for Thai Beef Salad too.
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