XhosaNostra:


No, never seen it. It looks delicious though.

What is it? Is it chicken & eggs?

Yes, chicken and eggs. The egg is also very delicious! We don't cook this all the time. We only cook it for big celebrations or holidays. It is cooked with family size (big amount). It requires atleast 4 hrs to finish cooking. You have to try it


In our culture, an Ethiopian lady must know how to bake Injera, make a good coffee and cook dorowot before she gets married

I'm just curious! 4 hours? Really?

ednited:


Yes, chicken and eggs. The egg is also very delicious! We don't cook this all the time. We only cook it for big celebrations or holidays. It is cooked with family size (big amount). It requires atleast 4 hrs to finish cooking . You have to try it


In our culture, an Ethiopian lady must know how to bake Injera, make a good coffee and cook dorowot before she gets married

Jonraid:
I'm just curious! 4 hours? Really?

Yes, when it is made in family size. Actually I just said 4hrs having all the onions cut and everything. 4hrs without considering onion preparation. We use 5 kilos of onion to make dorowot home. Imagine. . . .

It take us 4 - 6hrs to cook this food at home. It requires patience and experience

NairobiWalker:


But what is provision traditionally? Simply providing a roof over your head and food - any man can do that. You don't need a successful man to provide. The ordinary man on the street can provide a shelter and food. I think modern women are just using tradition to hide their greed and materialism. I always tell young women, now that you want that rich man and think a man is pointless without lots of money, ask yourself, what are you offering so that he should date the broke you when he is rich himself?

I think the meaning of the word "successful" differs from woman to woman. Not all of us are after extremely wealthy men with yachts & whatnot. Some of us just want someone who can provide the things that you mentioned. Not some shack somewhere! But a respectable home. I can't speak on behalf of all women, personally, I don't have ridiculous expectations of wanting things that I'm not used to or can't provide for myself. A guy must at least be on my level or slightly higher. I don't want someone that's too rich because he might look down on me. Unacceptable.

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NairobiWalker:


But what is provision traditionally? Simply providing a roof over your head and food - any man can do that. You don't need a successful man to provide. The ordinary man on the street can provide a shelter and food. I think modern women are just using tradition to hide their greed and materialism. I always tell young women, now that you want that rich man and think a man is pointless without lots of money, ask yourself, what are you offering so that he should date the broke you when he is rich himself?

These days ladies are going crazy I swear. I am sorry that I don't support them. Here in our city, you see them dressing gorgeous and everything so a man could pick them. That is all they do now. They become educated and wait for a man to shape their life. They get married, few divorce then take half of the money with them.


Why can't a women become independent and lead her life. Traditionally, still people in here keep waiting for men who is better economically. Even if the lady was millionare, she or her family looks for billionare.


The other day you hear stories where the husband attacks and misthreat wife because she is broke and has no place to go it. I just pray to God to help me make a good life by myself.

Interesting, a plate for this meal would cost 7.5 dollars in Nairobi!

ednited:


Yes, when it is made in family size. Actually I just said 4hrs having all the onions cut and everything. 4hrs without considering onion preparation. We use 5 kilos of onion to make dorowot home. Imagine. . . .

It take us 4 - 6hrs to cook this food at home. It requires patience and experience

Jonraid:
Interesting, a plate for this meal would cost 7.5 dollars in Nairobi!

It is expensive by the way. It also takes time. . .but it is worth it!

ednited:


Yes, chicken and eggs. The egg is also very delicious! We don't cook this all the time. We only cook it for big celebrations or holidays. It is cooked with family size (big amount). It requires atleast 4 hrs to finish cooking. You have to try it


In our culture, an Ethiopian lady must know how to bake Injera, make a good coffee and cook dorowot before she gets married

Wow OK. Interesting. I've been to a few Ethiopian birthdays & parties, but I have never seen this. Maybe the time it takes to prepare it is why the ones I know have never cooked it. 4 hours is a long time, they all work lol.

I'll ask my neighbours if they can make it. I want a taste of this. It really looks good. The coffee tends to be too strong for my tastebuds It almost tastes like espresso, another least favourite.

Jonraid:
This is something we can copy! It looks modern and clean!

Hahahahah

XhosaNostra:


Wow OK. Interesting. I've been to a few Ethiopian birthdays & parties, but I have never seen this. Maybe the time it takes to prepare it is why the ones I know have never cooked it. 4 hours is a long time, they all work lol.

I'll ask my neighbours if they can make it. I want a taste of this. It really looks good. The coffee tends to be too strong for my tastebuds It almost tastes like espresso, another least favourite.

Yeah, Ethiopian coffee is strong.


I am still surprised your Ethiopian neighbors haven't made this. We don't make this for birthdays tho. . .but at least they must cook this for holidays. Are you sure they are Ethiopians?


Until you taste it, keep watching this. . . .

ednited:


Yeah, Ethiopian coffee is strong.


I am still surprised your Ethiopian neighbors haven't made this. We don't make this for birthdays tho. . .but at least they must cook this for holidays. Are you sure they are Ethiopians?


Until you taste it, keep watching this. . . .

Yes, they're Ethiopians lol. Fikir & her son below. It was his birthday. He was turning 1.

That's great!

68816419:

Hahahahah

ednited:


Yeah, Ethiopian coffee is strong.


I am still surprised your Ethiopian neighbors haven't made this. We don't make this for birthdays tho. . .but at least they must cook this for holidays. Are you sure they are Ethiopians?


Until you taste it, keep watching this. . . .

On which holidays do you make this? I've only attended birthdays & parties, not religious holidays or anything like that. That may be the reason. IDK.

We are in Lagos for the elections,I think Citizen Tv are also using the chance to highlight the City. We don't have the BRT yet-we are still implementing it! We might abandon the project and opt for bettering our city railway connection or better still implement both.It's not a priority project for the country though!

As for the model.We will adopt the Columbian BRT model https://www.kenyans.co.ke/news/27514-colombian-bus-rapid-transport-model-be-adopted-nairobi

68816419:

Hahahahah

XhosaNostra:


Yes, they're Ethiopians lol. Fikir & her son below. It was his birthday. He was turning 1.

wow

he looks sad tho.








I want to see you now

The price is not far off from a standard coffee mug and egg bread toast that you will get at Java restaurant in Kenya.As for the injera,they are much cheaper,one goes for about a dollar-that's about 28 birr! How are the prices in Ethiopia! They must be more cheaper!

ednited:


It is expensive by the way. It also takes time. . .but it is worth it!

XhosaNostra:


On which holidays do you make this? I've only attended birthdays & parties, not religious holidays or anything like that. That may be the reason. IDK.

Probably that is why. We do it for our religious holidays. What religion do you follow? Christian or Muslim?

Jonraid:
The price is not far off from a standard coffee mug and egg bread toast that you will get at Java restaurant in Kenya.As for the injera,they are much cheaper,one goes for about a dollar-that's about 28 birr! How are the prices in Ethiopia! They must be more cheaper!

Injera is 5birr here actually. It use to be 3. . .lol

ednited:


wow

he looks sad tho.








I want to see you now

Lol, he was afraid of the candle.

Never mind the scratch on my camera. Moi

Jonraid:
A YES for me!

Alright man. Good luck to Kenya, hope it becomes better in the years to come..Same as every other country here.

Our pocket's are being raided !

ednited:


Injera is 5birr here actually. It use to be 3. . .lol

That should be the prayer for all,missus!

Omoluabi16:
Alright man. Good luck to Kenya, hope it becomes better in the years to come..Same as every other country here.

XhosaNostra:


Lol, he was afraid of the candle.

Never mind the scratch on my camera. Moi

You look great. but mxm mshele kagato Soweto body shape? mphonele sizwe south African girls.

XhosaNostra:

Lol, he was afraid of the candle.
Never mind the scratch on my camera. Moi

Yey!

You really look great!!

ednited:


These days ladies are going crazy I swear. I am sorry that I don't support them. Here in our city, you see them dressing gorgeous and everything so a man could pick them. That is all they do now. They become educated and wait for a man to shape their life. They get married, few divorce then take half of the money with them.


Why can't a women become independent and lead her life. Traditionally, still people in here keep waiting for men who is better economically. Even if the lady was millionare, she or her family looks for billionare.


The other day you hear stories where the husband attacks and misthreat wife because she is broke and has no place to go it. I just pray to God to help me make a good life by myself.

Sure.............laziness can make you vulnerable. No man can mistreat a woman if he knows she can still have a good life without him.

ednited:


Probably that is why. We do it for our religious holidays. What religion do you follow? Christian or Muslim?

I'm a "Christian" I don't go to church though. What are you, Christian or Muslim?

Jonraid:
Our pocket's are being raided !

And plus, I don't think Kenya Injera tastes great as Ethiopia Injera. Ethiopia Injera is better than any Injera

Jonraid:
We are in Lagos for the elections,I think Citizen Tv are also using the chance to highlight the City. We don't have the BRT yet-we are still implementing it! We might abandon the project and opt for bettering our city railway connection or better still implement both.It's not a priority project for the country though!

As for the model.We will adopt the Columbian BRT model https://www.kenyans.co.ke/news/27514-colombian-bus-rapid-transport-model-be-adopted-nairobi

well, I dont have any issue with that, African needs to learn from each others.
Bellow is INTEGRATED PUBLIC TRANSPORT SYSTEM for lagos, The BRT and the ferry systems is already in use, while the train system shall be completed soonest .
joke aside, Lagos is developing so fast

LASG integrates rail, road, water transport ,cable cars solutions (Mombasa,Nairobi and other Africa cities can copy a note from this) so be completed in the year 2021.

Well,this one is from an Ethiopian restaurant in Kenya so it must taste good.We don't have a Kenyan injera but the Somali Kenyans do cook injera. I'm yet to taste it though!

ednited:


And plus, I don't think Kenya Injera tastes great as Ethiopia Injera. Ethiopia Injera is better from any Injera

XhosaNostra:


I'm a "Christian" I don't go to church though. What are you, Christian or Muslim?

Bad girl . If you are Orthodox Christian, better go to one of our churches and check. If not. . .go to one of the churches


Just go to church. And not only on Sundays.

Jonraid:
That should be the prayer for all,missus!

bro I'm not a Missy. I'm a 6feet blue eyed Nigerian bombshell.