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Canjeero, pronounced [ɨndʒǝra], also known as lahooh (laxoox), is a flat bread similar to injera.^[1]

References

^ Mohamed Diriye Abdullahi (2001), "5: Cuisine and Traditional Dress", Culture and customs of Somalia, Culture and Customs of Africa, Westport, CT: Greenwood, ISBN 0-313-31333-4, ISSN 1530-8367, retrieved 2010-08-13, Injera, known in the north as lahooh, is a thin pancake that is made from batter poured in a circular pattern starting in the center of a hot greased pan..... Sorghum is the preferred flour for making injera, which is comon in the countries of the Horn.

[Mohamed_Diriye_Abdullahi-1] Mohamed Diriye Abdullahi (2001), "5: Cuisine and Traditional Dress", Culture and customs of Somalia, Culture and Customs of Africa, Westport, CT: Greenwood, ISBN 0-313-31333-4, ISSN 1530-8367, retrieved 2010-08-13, Injera, known in the north as lahooh, is a thin pancake that is made from batter poured in a circular pattern starting in the center of a hot greased pan..... Sorghum is the preferred flour for making injera, which is comon in the countries of the Horn.

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