Yes, I'm being educated about Africa. When I look at the map it looks like Ethiopia is in the north. I now know it's East Africa. I just like to know what people all over the world are cooking and I love to try it all! If you have another recipe recommendation for me to use teff flour let me know.
Sorry for the delay but by chance I just bought millet, the grain. This week I'm making millet pilaf, millet risotto and I will also try it as porridge. Thanks for that!
Yeiks, didn't I say teff was from Ethiopia? That's the main connection I've always made with injera bread from a local Ethiopian restaurant. Sorry if I missed the mark but my focus is to help people use the gluten free flours available and find what works best for them.
Hi Dreaming Cat Studio! I smile every time I see your "no need to reply" message but RUclips insists of telling me to reply. So today I'm replying to say thank you for answering on my behalf. :)
Yes you definitely can. I recommend you track how much you use and your results so you can achieve the taste and texture you're looking for. Happy baking!
Thanks for sharing, that’s what I always thought. These day people create recipes with so many different flour combos it’s hard to know what authentic really is.
Yes 🙌 our own Ethiopia and Eritrea 🇪🇷
Yes, I'm being educated about Africa. When I look at the map it looks like Ethiopia is in the north. I now know it's East Africa. I just like to know what people all over the world are cooking and I love to try it all! If you have another recipe recommendation for me to use teff flour let me know.
Good job.. Cindy...thank you for the quick ..helpfull information 😘
Glad it was helpful Nagham!
Thank You for all of this information I possibly have a wheat sensitivity and this is so helpful. Thank you so much!
I'm glad it was helpful Taylor.
Thank you for your efforts on educating us 👏👏👏
Thanks for watching Jesse!
Currently use it to make porridge. Mix with finger millet... add some lemon and enjoy.❤
Sorry for the delay but by chance I just bought millet, the grain. This week I'm making millet pilaf, millet risotto and I will also try it as porridge. Thanks for that!
Teff is very nutritious grain/flour !
Yes, teff is great! I've never cooked it as a grain. There are always so many recipes to try. Thanks for the comment.
Not even close it is from east africa especially from ethiopia and eritrea
Yeiks, didn't I say teff was from Ethiopia? That's the main connection I've always made with injera bread from a local Ethiopian restaurant. Sorry if I missed the mark but my focus is to help people use the gluten free flours available and find what works best for them.
East Africa ,especially Ethiopia
Yes Ab, I think of injera as coming from Ethiopia and now I know it is referred to as East Africa.
Correction East Africa Ethiopia
Thanks Helen, many people have corrected me so I know now. :)
Let me save you trouble: she says North Africa, should be East Africa-no need to comment about that again. 😌
Hi Dreaming Cat Studio! I smile every time I see your "no need to reply" message but RUclips insists of telling me to reply. So today I'm replying to say thank you for answering on my behalf. :)
Great video! I’ll watch more.
Thanks Marcia!
Correction it is from Ethiopia. Not from north Africa.
Thank you Dagnachew, I thought Ethiopia was in the north but I now know it's referred to as East Africa.
Can I mix teff flour with wheat flour for bread
I am not sure but u can make injera with it. Google Injera
Yes you definitely can. I recommend you track how much you use and your results so you can achieve the taste and texture you're looking for. Happy baking!
U should try injera
Yes, this fall I'm going to focus on different breads as people have asked me and injera is on the list!
Teff is the only Ethiopian indigenous grain used to bake Enjera!
Thanks for sharing, that’s what I always thought. These day people create recipes with so many different flour combos it’s hard to know what authentic really is.
I find Teff flour interesting.
Hi Claudine! Teff flour is unique and it goes well with anything that has hints of coffee or mocha. I use it in chocolate chip cookies and brownies.
East African not North. Thank you for the info.
Got it Saba, thanks!
Thank you
You're welcome Tracy.
Its from Ethiopia
Thank you Naol.