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Recipe: Injera Bread edit
Created by: Anonymous
Edited by: Sarah Donnell
Tags: Bread
edit Ingredients
3 |
cups Warm water |
2 ½ |
cups Self rising flour |
3 |
tablespoons Club soda |
edit Preparation
Step 1 |
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Step 2 |
Add flour to water and blend, slowly at first, then with rapid speed. (Do in two batches unless you have a large and powerful blender) |
Step 3 |
Remember to scrape down sides of bowl with rubber spatula. |
Step 4 |
Place batter in 6 cup bowl and stir in the club soda. |
Step 5 |
Heat 12 inch electric frying pan (SiverStone lined) to 400. Using ladle, pour 1/4c of batter onto one corner of the hot pan. |
Step 6 |
Immediately tilt the pan about to cover the bottom of the pan evenly with the batter. |
Step 7 |
Cook, uncovered, until the top of the pancakelike bread is filled with holes and is no longer wet. The edges should begin to curl just a bit. Remove quickly with your fingers and place the bread on a kitchen towel. Let it cool 3 or 4 mins as you prepare the next bread. |
Step 8 |
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Step 9 |
Continue this process until all of the batter is used. |
Step 10 |
Stack the cooled breads one on top of the other and cover with plastic wrap until dinner. |
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edit About Injera Bread
Can be made 3 hours in advance of dinner.


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