Eaten for breakfast, lunch or dinner, the history of shakshuka and how it became an Israeli favorite still remains a mystery.
Served as different variations including all kinds of spiciness levels, vegetables, herbs, cheeses and sausages, shakshuka is undoubtedly a dish you’ve already encountered.
For the history and full recipe for Shakshuka visit:
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