It’s the super tiny grain with the not-so-tiny power. Teff, which is grown in Ethiopia and used to make injera (the sourdough flatbread), is a small grain with a long list of health benefits. Here are eight reasons why you need more teff in your life.
June 2015
All About Teff
Teff [Eragrostis tef] is the only fully-domesticated member of the genus Eragrostis (lovegrass). Its name is often assumed to be related to the word “lost” in Amharic – because of the tiny size (less than 1mm diameter – similar to a poppy seed) of its seeds.
Injera Recipe – Ethiopian Flat Bread
Injera is a popular Ethiopian Flat Bread, the bread is sour and spongy, traditionally made from teff flour (Teff is a grain native to Ethiopia). …
Savoury mini croissants
Are you looking for a quick but impressive idea for your holiday buffet? The mini-croissants with salmon and bacon could serve your purpose… let’s make them together!
Croissants by Pierre-Dominique Cécillon
In this video famous chef Cécillon for Larousse Cuisine shows us how to make the perfect dough to get the real taste of french croissants. …