this is best video you described all the measurements for the ingredients carefully and showed every step how to do it,,,its pretty clear and i tried it twice both times it turned out a tasty ambasha, so thank you addis kitchen !! keep up the good work!
@SihinKebedeKebede-gz6nb Жыл бұрын
1ga 🙏🙏🙏
@geminimars77044 жыл бұрын
What is the temperature of the mitad?
@jimihash34185 жыл бұрын
Betam new miyamrew berchi yesirawochish adnaki negn betam new mimechugn hulum...beketay yetimatim shorba,yeduba kwanata aserar bitasayn des yilgnal
This actually looks like the ambasha I had in Ethiopia, not like many of the other recipes I have found! Can you share the ingredients / instructions in English??
@GregoryAnderson4 жыл бұрын
I've found throughout KZbin Ethiopians don't like to give measurements. A few, like this one does but not in English. I just had this with Ethiopean coffee and fruit. Very nice. I learned by watching how to make the coffee but still "no measurements" even from Mike and Mare my neighbors.
@mahiyimesgen89814 жыл бұрын
@@GregoryAnderson hi there it’s not that we don’t like to give measurements we don’t measure when we cook; we cook by guessing.
@zmeraldo507 Жыл бұрын
hey, do you still want the recipe?
@christinaospina6115 Жыл бұрын
@@zmeraldo507 yes if you have one to share!
@zmeraldo507 Жыл бұрын
@christinaospina6115 i don't have my own but translating the ingredients of the video, as you asked in your original comment: - 1kg wheat flour - 1 table spoon of yeast - 1 tea spoon baking powder - 1/4 of glass cup of sugar - 1/2 of glass cup of oil - 1/2 tea spoon of salt - 1 tablespoons of vanilla then you flow the video how to mix them all; actually you can put them all together and amalgamate them. Until you get a nice consistancy. You wait a couple of hours, to give time to rise it (my way) You make form, and design. Bake it both sides. i prefer to add salt after, it is all done. because naturally salt obstructs the yeast work. it slows it. Another tips: add raisins to the ingredients. A proper #Tigray himbasha without raisins isn't a typical himbasha. :)