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Slow-Braised Ethiopian Kitfo Dumplings plated and ready to serve
Dumplings

Slow-Braised Ethiopian Kitfo Dumplings

◷ 100 minmedium

Tender dumplings filled with spiced minced beef, slowly braised in a rich berbere-infused tomato sauce, garnished with fresh seasonal greens. A comforting and authentic Ethiopian-inspired dish perfect for cozy weeknight meals.

Nov 11
Slow-Braised Filipino Beef Kaldereta with Seasonal Vegetables plated and ready to serve
Slow Braise

Slow-Braised Filipino Beef Kaldereta with Seasonal Vegetables

◷ 170 minmedium

A comforting slow-braised Filipino beef kaldereta that highlights tender beef simmered with seasonal vegetables like pumpkin and bell peppers. This dish offers rich, hearty flavors achieved through slow braising, perfect for a cozy weeknight meal.

Nov 9

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  • Slow-Braised Ethiopian Kitfo Dumplings

    Preparation takes 40 minutes. Cooking takes 60 minutes. Allow 100 minutes in total. Makes 4 servings. Key ingredients: minced beef, all-purpose flour, water, salt, niter kibbeh or butter. Equipment: mixing bowl, rolling pin, large frying pan or skillet with lid, wooden spoon, measuring spoons, measuring jug, knife, cutting board.

    Kitchen tip: Ensure the dumpling dough is neither too sticky nor too dry for easy shaping.

  • Slow-Braised Filipino Beef Kaldereta with Seasonal Vegetables

    Preparation takes 20 minutes. Cooking takes 150 minutes. Allow 170 minutes in total. Makes 6 servings. Key ingredients: beef chuck, cut into 4 cm cubes, vegetable oil, onion, finely chopped, garlic, minced, fresh tomatoes, chopped. Equipment: large heavy-bottomed pot or Dutch oven, wooden spoon, knife, cutting board, measuring spoons and cups.

    Kitchen tip: For best results, brown the beef thoroughly to develop deeper flavor.

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