YeBesso Duket Smoothie (Barley and Fruit Juice) Recipe

Barley is a popular cereal crop in Ethiopia. It is consumed as a snack slightly roasted to make Kolo, or roasted and ground to make YeBesso Duket, which can be mixed with water and honey to make a tasty, filling, and nutritious breakfast or snack. And it will even taste better when some fruits are added to the mix!

Here is a simple recipe that you can follow to make YeBesso Duket Smoothie at home.

Ingredients Required to Make YeBesso Duket Smoothie

How to Make YeBesso Duket Smoothie (Step-by-Step Tutorial)

  1. Start by chopping the peeled and seeded mangoes. Then place them in a blender along with the Besso Duket, 2 cups of cold water, a teaspoon of honey and 4 ice cubes.
  2. Blend them all together thoroughly, and serve fresh.

Equipment Recommendations to Make YeBesso Duket Smoothie

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YeBesso Duket Smoothie Recipe

YeBesso Duket Smoothie (Barley and Fruit Juice) Recipe

YeBesso Duket Smoothie (Barley and Fruit Juice) Recipe

Recipe by Sara Z. Bayou

Barley is a popular cereal crop in Ethiopia. It is consumed as a snack slightly roasted to make Kolo, or roasted and ground to make YeBesso Duket, which can be mixed with water and honey to make a tasty, filling, and nutritious breakfast or snack. And it will even taste better when some fruits are added to the mix! Here is a simple recipe that you can follow to make YeBesso Duket Smoothie at home.

Course: Breakfast, Drinks, SmoothiesCuisine: EthiopianDifficulty: Easy
Servings

3

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Ingredients

Directions

  • Start by chopping the peeled and seeded mangoes. Then place them in a blender along with the Besso Duket, 2 cups of cold water, a teaspoon of honey and 4 ice cubes.
  • Blend them all together thoroughly, and serve fresh.
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Sara Z. Bayou

Sara Z. Bayou

Sara is a cultural storyteller and food enthusiast with a passion for preserving Ethiopia’s heritage. With a background in anthropology and culinary arts, she curates Ethiopian Roots’ recipes, cultural deep-dives, and travel guides. Sara’s expertise is further showcased in her acclaimed cookbook, “Vegetarian Ethiopia: 60 Timeless Recipes of Authentic Ethiopian,” where she expertly guides readers through the vibrant flavors and nutritional wonders of Ethiopian vegetarian cuisine.

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