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Injera is the spongy fermented teff flatbread that serves as plate and utensil in Ethiopian dining. Slightly sour, 50cm diameter, used to scoop up wats and stews.
Mix teff and water. Cover, ferment 2-3 days until sour.
Stir batter. Add water if too thick - should be crepe consistency.
Heat large skillet. Pour batter in spiral from outside in.
Cover, cook 2-3 mins until holes form and surface dry.
Remove, don't flip. Stack and serve.
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