From: rikkimike
On Jun 25, 2007
The cooking time can be sped up a little bit. Slice the onions very thin to assist with carmalizing. But be careful at the end! The butter will separate if cooked too fast!
From: Chef #658876
On Dec 10, 2007
super fantastic! my guests loVed it! the only change I made was shredding the chicken. I can't wait to eat this dish again...!
From: SplitPea
On Feb 29, 2008
We really liked the taste of this (the sweetness of the onions mixed with the spices), however, I found it took too long to make. In essence: the result doesn't quite justify the effort involved.
From: packeyes
On Jul 4, 2008
Tasted authentic - just like what we ate at an Ethiopian restaurant. I chopped the onion and it took less than 20 minutes for them to cook. Overall, the meal took less time than the recipe called for. I cut the chicken into small cubes to assist in eating it with Injera and to shorten cook time. I will make again!
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