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Ethiopian Slow-Braised Doro Wat with Injera Dumplings plated and ready to serve
Slow Braised Dishes

Ethiopian Slow-Braised Doro Wat with Injera Dumplings

◷ 115 minmedium

A comforting Ethiopian classic featuring slow-braised chicken in a spicy berbere sauce, served alongside soft injera dumplings that soak up the rich flavors, ideal for a flavorful weeknight meal.

Dec 15
Lebanese Slow-Braised Lamb with Seasonal Root Vegetables plated and ready to serve
Slow Braised Dishes

Lebanese Slow-Braised Lamb with Seasonal Root Vegetables

◷ 200 minmedium

A hearty and aromatic Lebanese-inspired dish featuring slow-braised lamb shoulder cooked with seasonal root vegetables like carrots and parsnips. The lamb is gently braised in a spiced tomato and pomegranate sauce until tender, capturing classic flavors without complexity, perfect for a comforting weeknight meal.

Dec 11

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  • Ethiopian Slow-Braised Doro Wat with Injera Dumplings

    Preparation takes 25 minutes. Cooking takes 90 minutes. Allow 115 minutes in total. Makes 4 servings. Key ingredients: chicken, onions, garlic, berbere spice, clarified butter. Equipment: large heavy-bottomed pot or Dutch oven, mixing bowl, whisk, wooden spoon, measuring cups and spoons, large pan or pot for boiling dumplings, colander.

    Kitchen tip: Slowly caramelizing the onions is key to developing the characteristic sweetness and depth in Doro Wat.

  • Lebanese Slow-Braised Lamb with Seasonal Root Vegetables

    Preparation takes 20 minutes. Cooking takes 180 minutes. Allow 200 minutes in total. Makes 6 servings. Key ingredients: bone-in lamb shoulder, trimmed and cut into large chunks, olive oil, onion, finely chopped, garlic, minced, ground cumin. Equipment: large heavy-bottomed Dutch oven or ovenproof pot with lid, wooden spoon, knife, cutting board.

    Kitchen tip: For best results, brown the lamb well to build depth of flavor in the sauce.

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