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Traditionally a beef tartare, here adapted into an approachable spiced-butter sauté.
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In Ethiopia, kitfo is traditionally made from finely minced lean beef tossed raw with a spiced butter called "mitmita" — a special dish for celebrations. Since raw meat carries food safety risks, this recipe uses the same spiced butter but fully cooks the meat for a home-friendly adaptation.
Melt the butter in a small pot, add grated garlic, ginger, and berbere, and warm gently over low heat to make spiced butter.
Cut the beef into thin strips, or use ground beef.
Heat the spiced butter in a pan, add the beef, and cook through thoroughly.
Season with salt to finish. Serve with injera and ayib.