Like niter kibbeh, berbere is used in a bunch of Ethiopian dishes, either as a primary spice or an added layer of flavor. You can think of it like Ethiopian chili powder: a chile-based blend at once earthy, sweet, and hauntingly aromatic, with notes of fragrant cardamom, fenugreek, and clove. It'd be a mistake to say that berbere is a one-stop Ethiopian cooking lesson, but it's a damn good start. One whiff and your sense memories will definitely say, "Ethiopian restaurant." More

We've all heard the health benefits of soy—it's high in protein as well as B vitamins, and it's cholesterol-free. While the debate in wellness circles rages on, soy milk has become one of the most popular ways to consume soy. The recipe is simple: take dried soybeans, grind them with water, and strain out the solids until you're left with a smooth, drinkable liquid. More