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Кофейная церемония — превращённый в ритуал процесс приготовления кофе и кофепития, распространённый в арабских странах, а также, прежде всего, на родине кофе — в Эфиопии и Эритрее. Википедия
The Habesha coffee ceremony is a core cultural custom in Ethiopia and Eritrea. There is a routine of serving coffee daily.
The Ethiopian coffee ceremony involves three distinct brewing rounds, each with a unique name and meaning. The first round, called Abol, produces the strongest ...
14 июл. 2023 г. · “Buna tetu,” which translates to “come drink coffee,” is a famous communal tradition in Ethiopia. Recollecting her own buna experiences growing ...
Ethiopian coffee is also typically served with tena adam leaves and a spoonful of sugar — or loads of it. In the countryside, it may be served with salt instead ...
The Ethiopian coffee ceremony begins with green (or raw) coffee beans that are freshly roasted over a small fire.
2 апр. 2021 г. · History of Ethiopian Coffee Tradition. It is thought that coffee originated in Ethiopia and dating back to the ninth century.
17 сент. 2020 г. · One common Ethiopian coffee saying is "Buna dabo naw". This literally translates to "Coffee is our bread". It demonstrates the central role that ...
A detailed description of the traditional Ethiopian coffee ceremony, an intricate affair where raw coffee beans are turned into delicious spiced coffee.
The so-called Buna, a coffee-making ritual involving roasting, grinding and brewing beans while taking part in a community-oriented tradition, is practiced all ...
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