Eating With Your Hands by Dan Tougas

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My project was to investigate the practice of eating with your hands which is common in Ethiopian culture. My family and I decided to go to an authentic Ethiopian restaurant to see if it was true.

Eating With Your Hands

Published on Nov 18, 2015

Talia's Ethiopian experience

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

PROJECT LEON

ETHIOPIAN CULTURE - EATING WITH YOUR HANDS

My project was to investigate the practice of eating with your hands which is common in Ethiopian culture. My family and I decided to go to an authentic Ethiopian restaurant to see if it was true.

THAT'S ME IN FRONT OF HARMAN'S CAFE

We did some research on Winnipeg Ethiopian restaurants and decided on Harman's Cafe as the reviews suggested it was very authentic and very good. It is on Sargent Ave in the downtown area.

THESE ARE THE SPICES THAT ARE USED IN ETHIOPIAN FOOD.

THIS IS A PICTURE OF AN ETHIOPIAN GIRL READING

WE ASKED SOME QUESTIONS AND DECIDED ON THE SAMPLER PLATTER

NO FORKS???

YOU HAVE TO USE THE INJERA BREAD TO EAT WITH

IT WAS SPICY

I TRIED A COUPLE OF DISHES BUT IT WAS TOO SPICY FOR ME

NO DESSERT??

THERE IS NO DESSERT. MEALS END WITH TEA OR COFFEE

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