World Cuisines

Canjeero

Somalia

The breakfast pancake: canjeero (lahoh's Somali form) — fermented, spongy pancakes eaten with sesame oil and sugar, or with stews and suqaar. Ingredients: wheat and sorghum or maize flours, water, yeast/starter, salt; sesame oil and sugar, or stews.

What it is

The breakfast pancake: canjeero (lahoh's Somali form) — fermented, spongy pancakes eaten with sesame oil and sugar, or with stews and suqaar. Ingredients: wheat and sorghum or maize flours, water, yeast/starter, salt; sesame oil and sugar, or stews. Recipe: 1) Ferment the batter overnight. 2) Pour on a hot griddle; cook one side until bubbly and set. 3) Stack soft. 4) Serve with ghee/sesame oil and sugar for breakfast, stews later. Serve: everywhere, all day. Flavor: tangy, soft, versatile. History: canjeero descends from the lahoh of Yemen across the Gulf of Aden — the Red Sea's shared pancake. See also: Suqaar, Xalwo.

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