Ethiopian doro wat chicken

Doro Wat is an iconic stew from Ethiopia and Eritrea, featuring chicken cooked in a mixture of onions an berbere seasoning.

Doro wat is an incredibly fragrant, spicy, flavorful, rich slow-cooked Ethiopian chicken stew mostly eaten for special occasions and family gatherings.

Ethiopian cooking is known for its "berbere", a highly spiced hot red pepper sauce. This chicken dish makes use of this sauce. To cut fat, you may take the skin off the chicken, although this is not traditional. Bone in chicken tastes best. Serve with Recipe #455607 455607. This recipe comes from "Classic International Recipes".

Doro wat is a classic and delicious Ethiopian chicken stew. It takes a good few hours to make correctly but it's so worth the effort!

This Doro Wat recipe gets its complex flavors from a myriad of spices, making the Ethiopian chicken stew a hearty, cozy meal.

A recipe for Ethiopian doro wat, a spicy stewed chicken dish. This recipe is how we made doro wat when I worked at an Ethiopian restaurant.

Dora-Wat With Barbare Powder Dora-Wat without Barbare Powder Dora is chicken in Amharic (Language of Ethiopia). Wat is basically gravy. So Doro wat means chicken with gravy. This chicken preparation is not for weight watchers and people with heart ailment as it has ample of Chilies and butter / oil. Doro wat is made in every house hold as poor it may be on any good occasions. Those who cannot afford sheep/goat/beef, slaughter chicken as offering and make Doro wat to celebrate the festive…

This traditional chicken stew of caramelized onions and seasoned clarified butter is the Ethiopian national dish, and soon to be your favorite.

Doro Wat is a spicy, delicious Ethiopian and Eritrean chicken stew. It is a part of a larger Ethiopian meal, commonly served with other dishes like braised cabbage, carrots and potatoes, Misir Wat and Zilzil Tibs with injera, a sour fermented pancake-like flatbread with a slightly spongy texture.

Doro Wat is a vibrant Ethiopian chicken stew of tender, juicy chicken simmered low and slow in berbere spices, the National dish of Ethiopia, easy to make!

Love Spicy Ethiopian Cuisine? Here is an EASY recipe for homemade Doro Wat, a spicy chicken stew that is sure to fire up your taste buds

How to Make INSTANT POT ETHIOPIAN CHICKEN STEW Hello Foodies, Doro wot/wat is made with chicken drumsticks or wings, that are cook...

Wot is the main course for the Ethopian New Year, usually made with lamb or chicken. Today I offer Doro Wat (“doro” means chicken, “wat or “wot” means stew). PRONOUNCE IT: Doro (rhymes with Zorro) and wet, like the rain. Enjoy with our Homemade Injera recipe (whose sour flavor is fantastic with doro wat)… or serve with rice for an easy, non-traditional option.

One of the world’s great chicken dishes, Ethiopian Doro Wat is a master class in developing deep aromatic flavor with little fuss or fanfare. I include a few of my own spins here, which just reflect things I love: soft-boiled eggs (instead of hard) and a good dollop of chicken stock concentrate (to make that sauce sing). Also, in traditional Ethiopian recipes, a whole chicken is used and skinned prior to cleaning in a vinegar/water solution. We’ll skip that step here, using bone-in, skin-on…

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Doro wot or doro wat is a rich and flavorful spicy chicken stew. Slowly simmered in a blend of robust spices.

This dish is meant to be one component of a larger Ethiopian meal. Serve with the Braised Cabbage, Carrots and Potatoes, Red Lentils (Misr Wat), Braised Beef with Peppers (Zilzil Tibs) and Quick Injera, layering the injera on a platter and mounding a portion of each dish on top. Tear off pieces of the injera to use as a "utensil" for scooping up bites of each.

The Crown Jewel of Ethiopian Cuisine Doro Wot (Direct translation from Amharic - the language spoken in Ethiopian) Doro wot literally means “chicken stew.” The word doro stands for chicken, and wot means stew.It’s hard to say if doro wot is officially Ethiopia’s national dish, but it’s certainly one of the most popular, both to Ethiopians and to Westerners.As far as I can remember Doro Wot has been around as one of the Main Ethiopian Cuisine. And it’s often the “Special” meal, always served…