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He will have to stop growing teff, wheat and sorghum, not only for the coming six-month when the temporary station is scheduled to stay, but also for a longer period because, according to estimates of experts from the zone's agricultural bureau have the plots will not be suitable for farming for the next three years.— AllAfrica News: Latest
* Injera, a crepe-like bread made of teff flour, is the staple of Africa and is considered the basic ingredient for most meals.
Each dish is meant to be enveloped in ingera, pancake-like bread made of teff flour, and devoured with one's hands.— J. Weekly
Ancient grains such as amaranth, quinoa and teff some of these grains, although Packaged Facts adds that more education is needed to boost awareness of how to properly cook them.— FoodNavigator-USA RSS
And the only thing I know how to do with teff is make injera.— Eat Air - A Vegan Food Log

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