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Stiff barley porridge with spiced butter and yogurt poured in the center — a traditional Eritrean porridge.
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Ga'at is a traditional Eritrean dish: barley or maize flour is worked stiff in hot water and shaped into a dome, a well is made in the center and filled with melted butter mixed with berbere, and yogurt is spooned around it. It's also known as a dish made to nourish women after childbirth.
Bring the water and salt to a boil in a pot, add the barley flour a little at a time, and work vigorously with a wooden spoon.
Work on low for 15 minutes until smooth and stiff.
Pack into a wet bowl and invert onto a plate to form a dome.
Make a deep well in the center.
Melt the butter with the berbere, pour into the well, and spoon the yogurt around it.