I love getting people to step outside their comfort zone and try new things, especially delicious new things. Not too long ago I tried shakshuka for the first time and boy was it tasty! After my third time buying the dish, I secretly challenged myself to recreate this meal at home. You know what I am going to say next, don’t you? It was a hit!
If you want to try something new and out of the box for brunch, this is your meal. Shakshuka is a middle eastern meal of poached eggs in a thick, tomato sauce. This dish is commonly served with thick slices of crusty bread to help soak up the egg yolk and tomato sauce. If you aren’t a fan of runny eggs, no problem just poach your egg for a little longer. One thing to note, poached eggs can go from slightly runny to hardboiled in a split second, so keep a close an eye on your eggs.
Toasty bread is all you need for a simple and fulling brunch; however, I tend to serve alongside turkey bacon, grits, and a bubbly mimosa.
Essential Tools: Deep skillet Large spoon Knife Cutting board Measuring spoons: ½ tsp., 1 tsp., 1 tbsp. Measuring cups: ¼ cup, ½ cup