server was very pleasant and helpful, and Genet was charming. The food was wonderful. The doro wot, as advertised, is delicious, just spicy enough for my palate. It looked like a disappointingly small portion at first, but injera... (0 replies, last updated by PlonkMan November 2, 2004)

i’ve been meaning to go to meals by genet and was planning to go on friday.. i’ve never tried ethiopian food btw. while reading some of the reviews however, i discovered that merkota is also very well-praised and am... (2 replies, last updated by Dommy June 4, 2009)

It could also be an off-type; a genetic variant present in the genome of the particular variety but expressed in a few individuals. (2 replies, last updated by Sam Fujisaka May 25, 2009)

Thanks ahead of time. Some friends and I are going to go eat some Ethiopian tonight. I’ve been to Nyala, and enjoyed it, but I hear good things about Meals by Genet. Does anyone know the difference between the two? (1 reply, last updated by Das Ubergeek February 26, 2006)

Does anyone happen to know if broccolini is genetically engineered, or is it just some kind of natural mutation ... ? Anyone with some insight into this, I would love to hear from you! THANKS! :) (6 replies, last updated by Silverlake Bodhisattva March 11, 2005)

I know there have been lots of posts on Ethiopian food on this board, but being a first-timer to Meals By Genet, I’m wondering what are some must-haves. Someone mentioned a salad of some kind here that was pretty fantastic.... (10 replies, last updated by westsidegal April 8, 2009)

To protect consumers from getting ripped off, scientists at the University of Bologna have developed a genetic test that can tell the difference between the three most popular species of tuna in Italy: skipjack, yellowfin and... (1 reply, last updated by PeterL August 23, 2007)

already tried Messob and I believe Nyala (across the street?), and like the food at Meals by Genet better. (8 replies, last updated by Diana October 22, 2007)

http://www.opinionjournal.com/editorial/feature.html?id=95000804 I fully applaud the UN on such a gutsy and bold move. (5 replies, last updated by Jim Leff July 13, 2001)

Went to Meals by Genet last night, and had a wonderful meal!! We ordered the veggie combination plate, and really enjoyed each one of the dishes. Our favorite were the lentil dishes. . .And, the injera was wonderful. Meals by... (1 reply, last updated by Das Ubergeek December 5, 2006)

According to the linked article from the Philadelphia Inquirer, the stickers on produce with number codes identify if the produce is organic or genetically modified. Most produce has a 4 digit code. Organic produce has a 5 digit... (1 reply, last updated by CTer June 27, 2002)

I’ve eaten at a couple of places on fairfax, and Meals by Genet (hard g, and pronounce the t) in my opinion (and clearly some others) is hands down the best. I really loved the kitfo (raw beef). It’s delicious, and... (8 replies, last updated by snooze button March 7, 2006)

injera, overabundance of attitude). We’ve been to Rozalinde’s (good food, passable injera, horrendous service). Tonight we ended up at Meals By Genet, which bills itself as “the only authentic gourmet Ethiopian... (3 replies, last updated by Tom December 5, 2005)

colleagues have about gm food and especially this product (which they bring before an FDA board and get their approval.) By the end of the book it’s clear she’s not so certain about the future of what she’s... (15 replies, last updated by gini May 4, 2001)

http://www.nytimes.com/2008/10/04/opinion/04sat3.html?partner=permalink&exprod=permalink "Coming to a Plate Near You" Published: October 4, 2008 The Food and Drug Administration’s new regulations to approve genetically engineered... (0 replies, last updated by pitu October 4, 2008)