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injera
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Ethiopia
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Traditional staple food made of teff or other grains, served with various stews
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2
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injera
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Eritrea
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Served as an essential part of every meal, used to scoop up and eat stews and salads
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3
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injera
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Eritrea
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Traditional staple food served with various dishes
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1
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4
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injera
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Eritrea
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Eaten with hands and used to scoop up stews and other dishes
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1
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5
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injera
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Eritrea
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Often prepared at home and served during traditional celebrations and gatherings
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1
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6
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injera
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Eritrea
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Considered an integral part of the local cuisine and cultural identity
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1
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7
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injera
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Ethiopia
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Traditional flatbread used as a staple food and utensil for eating
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1
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8
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injera
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Ethiopia
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Traditional sourdough flatbread used as a staple food
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1
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9
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injera
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Ethiopia
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Served as an essential part of every meal, used to scoop up and eat stews and salads
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1
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10
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injera
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Ethiopia
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Traditional staple food served with various dishes
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1
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11
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injera
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Ethiopia
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Eaten with hands and used to scoop up stews and other dishes
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1
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12
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injera
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Ethiopia
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Often prepared at home and served during traditional celebrations and gatherings
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1
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13
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injera
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Ethiopia
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Considered an integral part of the local cuisine and cultural identity
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1
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14
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injera
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Ethiopian
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Injera is a staple food and an integral part of Ethiopian cuisine
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1
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15
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injera (flatbread)
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Eritrea
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Injera is a staple food and an integral part of the cuisine, often served with various stews and dishes.
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1
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16
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injera (flatbread)
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Eritrea
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Eating injera with hands is a common practice and part of the dining etiquette.
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1
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17
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injera (flatbread)
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Eritrea
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Injera is often shared from a communal plate, symbolizing the importance of communal dining and sharing food.
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1
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18
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injera (flatbread)
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Eritrea
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Injera is often served during social gatherings and celebrations, and is considered an essential part of hospitality.
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1
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19
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injera (flatbread)
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Ethiopia
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Injera is a staple food and an integral part of the cuisine, often served with various stews and dishes.
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1
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20
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injera (flatbread)
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Ethiopia
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Eating injera with hands is a common practice and part of the dining etiquette.
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1
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21
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injera (flatbread)
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Ethiopia
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Injera is often shared from a communal plate, symbolizing the importance of communal dining and sharing food.
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1
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22
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injera (flatbread)
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Ethiopia
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Injera is often served during social gatherings and celebrations, and is considered an essential part of hospitality.
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1
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23
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injera (sourdough flatbread)
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Ethiopia
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Used as a staple food to accompany stews and dishes
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1
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