How to Make a Pantry Staple Chickpea Shakshuka | Today’s Special



Our Chickpea Shakshuka takes just 20 minutes, but the warm, complex tomato-y sauce transforms it into a satisfying option for breakfast, lunch, or dinner.

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  1. Thank you so much for this yummy recipe. The first time I had shakshuka was with chickpeas, and I fell in love with this hearty dish! It was in a London style cafe in Abu Dhabi and the shakshuka was served in an oval cast iron casserole. I can't wait to try your recipe!

  2. Tomato sauce and eggs are so magical. Sometimes I'll even scramble some eggs right into some leftover jarred tomato sauce. Definitely one of those things where the sum is greater than its parts.

  3. When I think of a pantry staple think of tings I can make if say I get locked down or lose power and dont have fresh ingredients like say eggs or onions . I think of only things that will not go bad for weeks or months

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