Ful Eritrean style
Eritrea · Sub-Saharan Africa

Chef Eden Gebre Egziabher describes an Ethiopian-Eritrean breakfast version with fava beans, onion, garlic, jalapeño and cumin. The beans simmer with the seasonings and are partly mashed, retaining some texture.[1]
Her toppings include tomato, peppers, onion, parsley, boiled egg, yoghurt, berbere spice and olive oil. Flatbread accompanies the beans. Berbere supplies the spice seasoning, while fresh vegetables add contrast to the cooked bean mixture.[1]
References
Sources checked:
- How Traditional Ethiopian Breakfast Is Made — Chef Eden Gebre Egziabher / Epicurious
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