Steps
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Doro Wat (Ethiopia): Serves as both plate and utensil for spicy chicken stew
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Tibs (Eritrea): Absorbs juices from sautéed meat dishes
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Shiro (Ethiopian Jewish cuisine): Provides contrast to thick legume pastes
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Tibs (Eritrea): Absorbs juices from sautéed meat dishes
Shiro (Ethiopian Jewish cuisine): Provides contrast to thick legume pastes
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