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Fasolakia
Fasolakia is a Greek dish of green beans slowly cooked with olive oil, tomatoes, onions, and herbs until tender. It belongs to the ladera category of vegetable dishes whose name refers to their generous use of olive oil, and potatoes or other vegetables may be included in household versions. Fasolakia is commonly eaten warm or at room temperature, often with bread and feta, as a meatless main cour...
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Shiro
Shiro is a traditional stew central to Ethiopian and Eritrean cuisine, prepared primarily from ground chickpeas or broad beans. The flour is simmered with water, onions, garlic, and regional spices such as berbere to create a thick, savory paste. Because it contains no animal products, shiro is a primary dish consumed by Orthodox Christians during religious fasting periods. It is traditionally ser...
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