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Awaze Tibs

50 min 4 servingsđŸ‡ȘđŸ‡č aethiopien 420 kcal Researched
Photo: Abel999, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Description

Awaze Tibs - Authentic recipe from Ethiopia. Ready in 50 min. Try it now!

Directions

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  1. 1

    Cut 500 g of beef into pieces. Dice 2 tomatoes. Prepare 2 tsp of awaze paste (spicy berbere chili paste).

    ⏱ approx. 12 min

    💡 Tip: Awaze Tibs is a spicy Ethiopian tibs variation — pieces of beef, sautĂ©ed and tossed in awaze (spicy berbere chili paste). Very flavorful and hot. Served with injera. For spice lovers.

  2. 2

    Heat 3 tbsp of oil or niter kibbeh. Sear the beef over high heat. Add the tomatoes and 2 tsp of awaze paste.

    ⏱ approx. 12 min

    💡 Tip: Awaze is a spicy paste made from berbere (mixed with wine/oil) — it gives Awaze Tibs its intense heat and depth of flavor. Sear the meat at high heat (to keep it juicy), then toss in the awaze. Niter kibbeh adds a rich aroma.

  3. 3

    Toss the meat with the awaze paste and tomatoes until evenly coated and cooked through. Season with salt. Serve with injera.

    ⏱ approx. 12 min

    💡 Tip: Awaze Tibs is served hot with injera — the spicy, flavorful beef pieces coated in awaze chili paste. Very bold and fiery. A popular tibs variation for spice lovers.

📜 Origin & History

Awaze Tibs is a popular Ethiopian dish of fried meat served with a spicy awaze sauce made from berbere spice blend, onions, and tomatoes.

🌿 Regional variants

With lamb

Made with lamb.

Milder

Less awaze — moderate heat.

đŸ· What goes with it?

Served with injera. Very spicy. With yogurt/ayib (to mellow the heat). For spice lovers.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is awaze?

Awaze is an Ethiopian spicy chili paste made from berbere, mixed with wine (tej/wine), oil, or water into a thick paste. It is very flavorful and hot — used as a dip or for seasoning (as here in Awaze Tibs).

How spicy is Awaze Tibs?

Very spicy (awaze is concentrated berbere) — ideal for spice lovers. Adjust the quantity to taste. Injera and optionally yogurt/ayib (cheese) help to mellow the heat. Bold and intense.

How do you keep the meat juicy?

Sear quickly over high heat, then toss in the awaze (do not overcook). The pieces stay juicy (often medium). Niter kibbeh adds flavor.

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Ingredients

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Servings:
4
  • Beef500 g
  • Tomato2 pcs
  • Oil3 tbsp
  • Awaze-Paste2 tsp
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Nutrition per serving

420
kcal
32.85g
Protein
1.48g
Carbs
32.70g
Fat

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