This Shakshouka Egg Salad (dairy free) is a delicious egg salad recipe.
Rich eggs nestled in a piquant tomato sauce flavored with jalapeno and spices are ready to eat in about 20 minutes. If you like a runnier egg, cook yours a touch less. Kick up with spice with some hot sauce drizzled over top. Having company? This recipe is easily doubled in a 12-inch skillet.
For a more filling version of the classic saucy egg dish, we stir cooked farro into the sauce. You can use any cooked grain you happen to have on hand—brown rice, quinoa, bulgur, barley, wheat berries, or freekeh would all be delicious. Or try a drained can of chickpeas or white beans. We cook the eggs covered so they’ll get done faster, which means the whites will film over the yolks just a bit. You can also cook them uncovered for a sunny side-up presentation; it may take 10 minutes or longer for the eggs to get done.
Savor the bold and hearty flavors of Shakshouka, a delicious dish originating from North Africa, particularly Tunisia. This aromatic blend features poached eggs nestled in a spicy tomato and pepper sauce, offering a perfect balance of warmth and spice. Ideal for breakfast, brunch, or any meal of the day, Shakshouka is a flavorful and satisfying dish that brings a taste of the Mediterranean to your table.
Have this garbanzo shakshouka dish for breakfast, lunch or dinner! It's a versatile meal that can be eaten at any time. (Recipe Credit: Adrianna Adarme of Fresh…
Learn how to make Shakshuka - Moroccan eggs in rich, spiced tomato sauce. This hearty egg dish is the best breakfast ever! It's spicy and warming, full of protein and easy to make. Enjoy it as is, with crusty sourdough or flatbreads to dip in the sauce, or over couscous or rice for a more substantial meal. It's gluten-free, vegetarian, low-carb, paleo-friendly, and Whole30-friendly.
Shakshouka on Lähis-Idas populaarne hommikusöök, kuid seda kiiresti valmivat ja maitsvat einet võib süüa igal ajal.
This unique dish originated in the Mediterranean but also has an Italian version called Eggs In Purgatory. The soft cooked eggs are nestled into a tomato sauce filled with vegetables and spice. Our version features mushrooms and spinach in the sauce and ground cumin, garlic, and pepper sauce for spice and heat. Ready in under 40 minutes, this dish is traditionally served for breakfast but easily fills a hungry belly for lunch or dinner. Make a full plate by adding some couscous to absorb some of the tomato sauce or serve with fresh whole grain bread for dipping in the sauce.
Savor the bold and hearty flavors of Shakshouka, a delicious dish originating from North Africa, particularly Tunisia. This aromatic blend features poached eggs nestled in a spicy tomato and pepper sauce, offering a perfect balance of warmth and spice. Ideal for breakfast, brunch, or any meal of the day, Shakshouka is a flavorful and satisfying dish that brings a taste of the Mediterranean to your table.
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This single serve dinner boasts a runny-yolked egg nestled in a spicy tomato chickpea sauce. And yes, it's made in the microwave and done in 5 minutes.
A Moroccan dish made typically with eggs poached in a tomato sauce with chiles and onions. Here, we use New Mexico Hatch Chiles in fresh and powdered form!
A delicious poached eggs in flavorful tomato sauce for breakfast, lunch or dinner.
This Shakshouka Recipe is a big skillet of warm, satisfying flavors, full of nutritious, delicious, and wholesome ingredients. There's nothing better than scooping out a portion or dipping into the sauce and soft eggs with a beautiful piece of crusty bread.
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A delicious poached eggs in flavorful tomato sauce for breakfast, lunch or dinner.
Shakshuka is a classic North African and Middle Eastern breakfast dish of gently poached eggs in a delicious tomato sauce with onion, garlic, and spices.
Shakshouka is a Tunisian recipe of eggs poached in tomato sauce. (Recipe Credit: Aube Giroux of
Savor the bold and hearty flavors of Shakshouka, a delicious dish originating from North Africa, particularly Tunisia. This aromatic blend features poached eggs nestled in a spicy tomato and pepper sauce, offering a perfect balance of warmth and spice. Ideal for breakfast, brunch, or any meal of the day, Shakshouka is a flavorful and satisfying dish that brings a taste of the Mediterranean to your table.
Rich and spicy shakshouka gets poured into a bread bowl of focaccia and then baked to perfection in this recipe for shakshouka focaccia.
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Chakchouka or shakshouka is a style of vegetable cooking from the Middle East and the Mahgreb (the North African countries, especially in Algeria and Tunisia. Chakchouka is popular as a breakfast dish. You crack floating eggs into this tomato stew, which I love. Most recipes include the eggs, but they can actually be left out if you like. Ingredients - 4-6 servings 3 tablespoons Olive oil 1-2 tablespoons Paprika 1 Onion, thinly sliced 2-3 cloves Garlic, minced 3 Tomatoes, peeled, seeded and diced 2-3 Green and red bell peppers, diced 1 cup Water Salt and pepper to taste 4 Eggs (optional) Preparation Heat the oil in a deep skillet over medium flame. Stir in the paprika and cook slighly to color the oil, about 10-15 seconds. Add the onions and garlic and sauté until the onions are translucent and wilted but not browned, about 5 minutes. Add the tomatoes and cook for 3-4 minutes to reduce down a little bit. Add the peppers, water and salt and pepper and bring to a boil. Reduce the heat to low, cover and simmer for about 10 minutes. Add more water as needed to keep it from drying out. Using a spoon, form four small indentations in the simmering peppers to hold the eggs. One by one, crack the eggs into a small bowl and slip each from the bowl into an indentation. Cover and simmer for another 10 minutes or so until eggs are cooked through. Serve with crusty bread, pita or rice. Variations Add 1 teaspoon of cumin seed to the hot oil for about 15 seconds before you add the paprika. Add 2-3 teaspoons of ground coriander along with the onions. For a little spice, sauté 1 tablespoon of harissa paste or a minced chile pepper with the onions. Add 1 small, diced eggplant along with the peppers. Add 1 potato, cut in a small dice, along with the peppers. Sprinkle the top of the cooked dish with chopped parsley or cilantro. Source: Arabic Food blog
REVISITE. J'aime bien l'idée de prendre un plat connu et le transformer un peu, beaucoup ou à la folie pour en faire une version disons plus personnelle. Je le fais souvent et même de plus en plus. Lors de mes premiers pas de cuisinier, je n'osais pas, intimidé que j'étais par les recettes et puis je ne maîtrisais pas les choses comme aujourd'hui... même si aujourd'hui je suis encore loin de tout maîtriser. Mais au début, j'avais besoin de recettes déjà existantes pour cuisiner. Je suivais les recettes des livres religieusement, n'essayant même pas de changer une virgule. Aujourd'hui, je ne suis que très rarement les recettes, y ajoutant toujours mon grain de sel ( ou de cumin, ou de sumac ou de zaatar....). Aujourd'hui, je vais voir chez les autres si la recette que j'ai dans la tête existe déjà mais finalement que m'importe puisque j'improvise de toute façon. En prenant des libertés avec les recettes, je me sens plus libre et donc je m'amuse beaucoup plus. D'où la revisite. Après les spaghetti carbo revisitées hier, je m'attaque à un autre plat que j'adore: la chakchouka. Une idée commencée un peu par hasard et qui a pris forme en cours de réalisation. Une chakchouka revisitée avec des courgettes car la saison a commencé à Barcelone et puis aussi parce que j'adore ce plat venu du Maghreb. Quand le cuisinier s'amuse à revisiter ses classiques, il prépare une chakchouka verte aux courgettes! Préparation: 20 minutes Cuisson: 20 minutes Ingrédients pour 4 personnes: - 1 kg de courgettes vertes - 2 gros oignons frais - 1 gousse d'ail - 1 bouquet de basilic - 10 cl d'huile d'olive + 2 cuillères à soupe - 30 g de parmesan - 50 g de pistaches non salées - 4 oeufs - 1 pincée de piment en poudre - sel, poivre Ôtez les extrémités des courgettes et coupez le reste en petits cubes. Pelez et hachez les oignons et la gousse d'ail. Faites-les suer dans une grande poêle avec les deux cuillères à soupe d'huile d'olive sur feu modéré pendant 5 minutes. Ajoutez alors les courgettes et poursuivez la cuisson en augmentant légèrement le feu. Laissez cuire jusqu'à ce qu'elles soient tendres. Mélangez régulièrement en cours de cuisson. Assaisonnez avec du sel, du poivre et le piment. Pendant ce temps, rincez et séchez le basilic, réservez quelques petites feuilles pour la déco. Placez-le dans le bol de votre blender. Ajoutez le parmesan et l'huile restante. Assaisonnez puis mixez finement. Quand les courgettes sont presque cuites, ajoutez le pesto petit à petit en mélangeant entre chaque ajout. Goûtez et rectifiez l'assaisonnement. Réalisez 4 nids entre les courgettes. Cassez-y les oeufs et laissez-les cuire jusqu'à ce que le blanc soit coagulé. Assaisonnez-les. Servez la "chakchouka" sans attendre parsemée de pistaches concassées et de petites feuilles de basilic. Il y aura encore de la revisite dans l'assiette très prochainement avec un classique typique du restaurant chinois mis à ma sauce!... À suivre
Ati vazut cred ca imi place combinatia de oua cu sosuri de legume, aici si aici asa ca reteta de astazi nu mai reprezinta nicio surpriza. Este un fel de mancare oriental consumat de obicei la micul dejun (insa eu l-ammancat la pranz, ceea ce va recomand si voua). Poate fi consumata si in dieta Dukan (eliminand uleiul). Ne trebuie: 1 ceapa 3 linguri ulei de masline 1 ardei gras rosu 1 vinata mica 3 rosii 1 lingurita rasa curry 1 lingurita rasa ras-el-hanout 4 catei de usturoi 1 ardei iute (optional) 2 oua sare, piper – pt 2 portii – Cum se face: Calim ceapa tocata marunt in ulei pt 3-4 minute. (eu am sarit peste pasul asta, pentru ca sa fie conform dietei Dukan, si am inabusit-o cu 4-5 lg de apa) Adaugam apoi ardeiul gras tocat cubulete, vanata taiata cubulete potrivite , ardeiul iute taiat rondele si lasam totul acoperit inca 3-4 minute. Adaugam rosiile (curatate de coaja si taiate bucati) si lasam sa fiarba acoperit cca 5 min. Adaugam cca 100 ml de apa, condimentele (eu nu am avut ras-el-hanout) si lasam sa fiarba acoperit, la foc mic, inca 15-20 minute. Adaugam usturoiul taiat rondele. Omogenizam. Spargem deasupra 2 oua, presaram putina sare si piper, acoperim cu capacul si lasam 2-3 minute in funcite de cat de tare ne place galbenusul. Am mancat cu paine dukan coapta pe hartie de copt in strat de 2-3 mm si taiata triunghiuri. Bun-bun. Enjoy! Multumesc pentru reteta, Simona! 🙂
