AUTHENTIC SHAKSHUKA

 The best thing that springs to mind when you hear Shakshuka is its spicy tomato sauce, which is extremely wonderful and hearty.  Meals that are less spicy are what I prepare for my spouse because I don’t enjoy foods that are really hot. One of the finest, quickest, and tastiest breakfasts I regularly prepare is shakshuka.

. The variety of veggies I use to make this recipe—hot pepper or bell pepper, tomatoes or canned tomatoes, and the best fresh eggs—is what I love most about it.
This recipe is so tasty because to the straightforward mix of veggies, simmering tomatoes, eggs, and herbs that I’m confident you’ll make it again and again. The rich taste that shakshuka possesses is yet another excellent feature. Additionally, it won’t require much of your time or money. It is a wholesome dinner that is also cozy and tasty. Shakshuka: What is it? I’ll never forget my first dining experience.

For the first time, shakshuka. My first attempt left me with a scorched mouth since I had no clue it was so hot and spicy. I continued to like this straightforward and delicious recipe, however I made it less spicy for myself and quite hot for my husband. I think the eggs, herbs, and garlic with the glistening tomatoes make a delicious low-carb, light lunch.

Simple eggs cooked over the spiciness of the tomato stew are served with shakshuka, a quick and healthful morning dish. This dish may be prepared in a variety of ways, and any herbs, spices, or greens you have on hand can be used as seasoning.

INGREDIENTS
1 onion
Garlic cloves, two
1 teaspoon each of cumin, cayenne, and oregano
1 tomato in a can
4 eggs
Black pepper and one teaspoon of sea salt
Garnish Spring onions for shakshuka

INSTRUCTIONS
In the iron skillet that has been heated, finely chop one onion and two garlic cloves and cook them until smooth. Add one teaspoon of oregano, paprika, and cumin. Add one chopped red chili pepper to the sautéed veggies. One can of 750gr of chopped tomatoes should be added to the sautéed onion and garlic. All veggies should be simmered until the surplus juice is gone and the tomato stew has thickened. Add four cracked eggs and salt and freshly ground black pepper to the tomato stew. For approximately three to five minutes, cover the skillet and let it cook. Before serving, garnish with fresh cilantro and spring onions for a lovely appearance.