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Brundo Spice Company Ethiopian Shiro Mitten Spicy Chickpea (Shimbera) Legume Blend Imported from Ethiopia Non-GMO All Natural & No Preservatives Make Authentic Ethiopian Shiro at Home 1lb/16oz

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Brundo Spice Company Ethiopian Shiro Mitten Spicy Chickpea (Shimbera) Legume Blend Imported from Ethiopia Non-GMO All Natural & No Preservatives Make Authentic Ethiopian Shiro at Home 1lb/16oz

Authentic Ethiopian Origin: Imported directly from Ethiopia to bring you genuine traditional flavors and quality ingredients
Convenient Preparation: Classic blend of finely-ground legumes that requires just adding water to create authentic Ethiopian Shiro
Traditional Habesha Recipe: Authentic Ethiopian blend crafted with sun-dried chickpeas, chili peppers, and organic herbs used for centuries in Ethiopian cuisine
Premium Natural Ingredients: Made with Non-GMO, all natural ingredients with no preservatives, featuring Shimbera chickpeas, berbere, garlic, ginger, onion, and sacred basil
Versatile Culinary Uses: Suitable for traditional Shiro stew, pasta sauces, salad dressings, vegetable roasts, and soups to add rich Ethiopian flavor to your dishes

This spicy legume blend is a complex mix of sun dried, finely ground chickpeas with chilli peppers and organic herbs. The spicy legume blend with a taste of berbere, shallots, red onions, ginger, garlic and Sacred Basil is a modern twist to a traditional recipe. Like the Netch shouro, Mitten shouro is a fine mixture where legumes, peppers, herbs and spices come together in flavorfull harmony; delicious and nutritious with a taste unlike any other. Our special blend, this mitten shouro is a popular dish described as having velvety texture and amazing flavor. Legumes are used in baking and sauces and are roasted, germinated and fermented. During harvest legumes are commonly eaten fresh.