Atkilt Wat is a mild Ethiopian vegetable stew made from cabbage, carrots, and potatoes, gently cooked with onions, garlic, ginger, and turmeric, often in niter kibbeh or vegetable oil. Originating from Ethiopian Orthodox fasting cuisine, especially in central highland regions, it is commonly served with injera as part of the beyanetu platter. While similar to Atakilt Alicha, Atkilt Wat is slightly more stew-like, richly coated in a warm golden sauce.

Common variations include versions with green beans, spicy peppers, or fasting oil-only preparations.

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