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Sharing today, amazing Shakshuka recipe with tomatoes, bell pepper, herbs, and spices cooked to a delicious sauce topped with cheese and soft baked (poached) eggs.

Za'atar Baked Eggs — a variation on my original Shakshuka recipe, this one is a little quicker to make and flavoured with za'atar spices

A while back I made your other Shakshuka recipe and it was amazing!

I wrote about the basic appeal of Shakshuka in my easy Tunisian Shakshuka recipe, which is in part, responsible for Shakshuka's revolutionising of the brunch landscape.

Though I already have a shakshuka recipe on the blog, this harissa shakshuka by The Endless Meal is making my mouth water.

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I made the shakshuka recipe, but I've never had it before, so I don't know if mine was right.

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Considering how much I love cooking eggs with vegetables, this probably won't be the first or last time you see a shakshuka recipe here.

Yet, for some reason I've never tried to make it myself, despite being inspired by the shakshuka recipes in Ottolenghi's Jerusalem, on David Lebovitz's blog and Green Kitchen Stories.

To use up some eggs, I decided to create a «reverse» shakshuka recipe: a potato crusted dairy - free quiche with dollops of spicy tomato sauce.

If you don't have an ovenproof skillet for this shakshuka recipe, just cook everything in a medium skillet and transfer to a 2 - quart baking dish before cracking the eggs.

Today's shakshuka recipe is simple and true to Middle Eastern flavors.

Watch closely toward the end of the cooking time and remove from oven when the eggs have plenty of wobble left in them for this shakshuka recipe.

Lately, there is a proliferation of Shakshuka dishes on the internet that I wondered what the point was about writing yet another Shakshuka recipe.

Made your Shakshuka recipe and it was awesome.